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| -s {suffix} /ʃ/ | :: used to form the regular plural nouns and adjectives which end in vowels |
| -s {suffix} [Brazil, slang] | :: used to form slangier forms of certain words |
| s {letter} | :: letter |
| s {adv} [Internet slang, text messaging] | :: abbreviation of sim |
| s {m} [Internet slang, text messaging] | :: abbreviation of sim |
| s {interj} [Internet slang, text messaging] | :: abbreviation of sim |
| s {n} | :: abbreviation of segundo |
| s {n} | :: Used to indicate any sequence of time in seconds |
| S. {adj} | :: abbreviation of são as a title |
| S. {adj} | :: abbreviation of santo as a title |
| S. {adj} | :: abbreviation of santa as a title |
| S {letter} | :: letter |
| sã {n} /ˈsɐ̃/ | :: feminine noun of são |
| saami {mf} | :: alternative form of sami |
| saami {adj} | :: alternative form of sami |
| Saara {prop} {m} [Brazilian orthography] /sa.ˈa.ɾɐ/ | :: alternative form of Sara |
| Saara Ocidental {prop} {m} | :: Saara Ocidental (country in North Africa) |
| Saaremaa {prop} {f} | :: Saaremaa (island/and/county) |
| Saarland {prop} {m} | :: Saarland (state) |
| Saarlândia {prop} {f} [rare] | :: obsolete form of Saarland |
| sabá {m} | :: Sabbath (biblical seventh day) |
| sabá {m} | :: Sabbath (meeting of witches) |
| sabadão {m} | :: augmentative of sábado |
| sabadar {v} [Brazil, slang] | :: to enjoy Saturday; to have fun (especially on Saturday) |
| sabadar {v} [Brazil, slang, impersonal] | :: to become Saturday |
| sabado {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sábado |
| sábado {m} /ˈsa.βɐ.ðu/ | :: Saturday |
| sábado {m} | :: Sabbath, sabbath |
| sábado {adv} | :: on a Saturday |
| Sábado de Aleluia {m} | :: Holy Saturday (the Saturday immediately after Good Friday) |
| sabão {m} /sɐ.ˈβɐ̃w̃/ | :: soap |
| Sabará {prop} | :: Sabará (municipality) |
| sabática {f} | :: sabbatical (extended period of leave) |
| sabático {adj} | :: sabbatical (relating to the Sabbath) |
| sabático {adj} | :: sabbatical (being an extended period of leave) |
| sabatina {f} [education] | :: review of previous lessons through questions |
| sabatina {f} | :: such review when it traditionally happens on Saturday in reference to content of previous days |
| sabatina {f} | :: question, matter; the subject of a discussion or debate |
| sabatina {f} [religion] | :: Saturday's prayer |
| sabatina {f} [Brazil] | :: an instance in which someone, usually a political candidate, has to answer questions |
| sabatinar {vt} [education] | :: to recapitulate or review lessons |
| sabatinar {v} | :: to perform such revision by asking students questions |
| sabatinar {v} | :: to ask someone multiple questions |
| sabatinar {vi} | :: to discuss a subject thoroughly |
| sabatino {adj} [attributive] | :: Saturday |
| sabbado {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sábado |
| sábbado {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sábado |
| sabbat {m} | :: alternative form of sabá |
| sabedor {adj} /sɐβɨˈðoɾ/ | :: knowledgeable |
| sabedor {adj} | :: wise |
| sabedor {m} | :: scholar |
| sabedoria {f} /sɐ.βɨ.ðu.ˈɾi.ɐ/ | :: wisdom |
| sabedoria {f} | :: knowledge |
| sabedoria {f} | :: scholarship |
| sabélico {adj} | :: Sabellian (of or pertaining to the Sabellian peoples) |
| sabélio {m} | :: Sabellian (Italic language once spoken in Umbria) |
| saber {v} /sɐ.ˈbeɾ/ | :: to know |
| saber {vi} | :: to be aware of a fact |
| saber {vt} | :: to be aware of a value or piece of information |
| saber {v} [auxiliary with a verb in the impersonal infinitive] | :: to know how to do something |
| saber {v} | :: [de, sobre] to know about; to have heard about |
| saber {v} [Portugal] | :: [a] to taste of (to have the same taste as) |
| saber {v} [Portugal] | :: to have a pleasant taste |
| saber {m} | :: knowledge; lore (intellectual understanding) |
| saber de coração {v} [idiomatic] | :: to know by heart |
| saber é poder {proverb} | :: knowledge is power |
| saber-fazer {m} | :: know-how (the knowledge and skill to be able to do something correctly) |
| sabe-tudo {mf} [pejorative] | :: know-it-all (someone who obnoxiously claims to be knowledgeable on a subject) |
| sabiá {m} | :: thrush (any species of songbirds of the genus Turdus) |
| sábia {f} | :: female equivalent of sábio |
| sabiamente {adv} | :: wisely (in a wise manner) |
| sabiapoca {m} | :: mockingbird (songbird of the family Mimidae) |
| sabichão {m} [pejorative] | :: know-it-all (someone who obnoxiously claims to be knowledgeable on a subject) |
| sabichona {f} | :: feminine noun of sabichão |
| sabido {adj} /sɐ.ˈβi.ðu/ | :: known |
| Sabino {prop} | :: Sabino (municipality) |
| Sabinópolis {prop} | :: Sabinópolis (municipality) |
| sábio {adj} /ˈsa.βi.u/ | :: wise; sage |
| sábio {m} | :: sage (wise man) |
| sable {adj} [tincture] | :: sable (of black colour on a coat of arms) |
| sable {m} [tincture] | :: sable (the black colour on coats of arms) |
| saboaria {f} | :: A place where soap is made or sold; a soapery |
| saboeiro {m} | :: soap dish (a container for soap) |
| sabonete {m} /sɐβuˈnetɨ/ | :: a type of soap |
| saboneteira {f} | :: soap dish (a container for soap) |
| saboneteiro {m} | :: alternative form of saboneteira |
| sabor {m} /sɐˈboɾ/ | :: flavour (the quality produced by the sensation of taste) |
| sabor {m} [figurative] | :: an enjoyable quality |
| saborear {v} /sɐ.bu.ˈɾjaɾ/ | :: to taste (to sample the flavour of something) |
| saborear {v} | :: to relish (to taste or eat with pleasure; to like the flavor of) |
| saborear {v} [figurative] | :: to delight oneself with something |
| saborear {v} [rare] | :: to season (to flavour food with spices) |
| saboroso {adj} /sɐβuˈɾozu/ | :: savoury, tasty |
| sabotador {m} | :: saboteur (a person who destroys property in order to hinder his enemy) |
| sabotador {adj} | :: who sabotages |
| sabotagem {f} | :: sabotage (deliberate action of subversion, obstruction, disruption or destruction) |
| sabotar {v} | :: to sabotage (to deliberately destroy something to prevent success) |
| sabre {m} /ˈsa.βɾɯ̽/ | :: sabre (military weapon) |
| sabre {m} | :: sabre (fencing weapon) |
| sabre de luz {m} [science fiction] | :: lightsaber (sword having a blade made of a powerful beam of light) |
| Sabrina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Sabrosa {prop} {f} /sɐˈβɾɔzɐ/ | :: Sabrosa (village/and/municipality) |
| Sabugal {prop} /sɐβuˈɣaɫ/ | :: Sabugal (city/and/municipality) |
| sabugo {m} /sɐˈbuɡu/ | :: elderberry; elder (shrub of the genus Sambucus) |
| sabugo {m} | :: elderberry (fruit of the elderberry shrub) |
| sabugo {m} | :: corncob (core of an ear of corn) |
| sabugo {m} | :: nailbed (area underneath the nail) |
| sabugo {m} | :: the spongy substance inside horns |
| sabugueirinho {m} | :: dwarf elder (Sambucus ebulus, a herbaceous species of elder) |
| sabugueiro {m} | :: elderberry; elder (shrub of the genus Sambucus) |
| sabujo {m} | :: hound (dog breed with a good sense of smell developed for hunting) |
| sabujo {m} [figurative] | :: an excessively submissive person |
| sabular {v} [Angola] | :: to reveal something indiscreetly |
| Saburo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| SAC {n} | :: acronym of serviço de atendimento ao cliente (customer service; customer relations) |
| saca {f} /ˈsakɐ/ | :: sack |
| sacabuxa {m} | :: sackbut |
| sacada {f} /saˈkadɐ/ | :: balcony (accessible structure extending from a building) |
| sacada {f} [Brazil, slang] | :: an ingenious idea or understanding |
| sacada {f} [volleyball] | :: serve (the act of putting the ball in play) |
| sacalão {m} | :: wrench (a violent pulling movement) |
| Sacalina {prop} {f} | :: Sacalina (island) |
| sacana {mf} [colloquial] /sa.ˈkɐ̃.nɐ/ | :: bastard; rogue; scoundrel; trickster |
| sacana {mf} [colloquial] | :: debauchee (somebody who is dissolute and acts without moral restraint) |
| sacana {mf} [vulgar, North Brazil] | :: a passive pederast |
| sacana {mf} [vulgar, obsolete] | :: a person who gives a handjob to another |
| sacana {adj} [colloquial] | :: rogue; deceitful |
| sacana {adj} [colloquial] | :: debauched |
| sacanagem {f} [slang] | :: dirty trick |
| sacanagem {f} [slang, by extension] | :: anything considered unfair, abusive or wrong |
| sacanagem {f} [slang] | :: pornography or sexual promiscuity |
| sacanear {vt} [slang] | :: to screw (to cheat or treat unfairly) |
| sacanice {f} [slang] | :: dirty trick |
| sacar {v} /sɐ.ˈkaɾ/ | :: to pull out; to extract; to snatch |
| sacar {v} | :: to draw (to pull out a gun from a holster) |
| sacar {v} | :: to withdraw (extract money from an account) |
| sacar {v} [Brazil, slang] | :: to understand |
| sacar {v} [colloquial, computing, Internet] | :: to download |
| sacar {v} [sports] | :: to serve |
| saca-rabo {m} | :: mongoose |
| sacari- {prefix} | :: saccharo- |
| sacarídeo {m} [carbohydrate] | :: saccharide |
| sacarímetro {m} | :: saccharometer (device used to measure the sugar content of a liquid) |
| sacarina {f} [organic compound] | :: saccharine |
| sacarino {adj} | :: saccharine (of or relating to sugar) |
| sacarose {f} /ˌsa.ka.ˈɾɔ.zi/ | :: sucrose (a disaccharide) |
| sacarrolhas {m} /ˌsa.ka.ˈʁo.ʎɐs/ | :: corkscrew (implement for removing corks from bottles) |
| sacar só {vt} [usually in the imperative, slang] | :: to check out (to pay attention to something being shown) |
| saccharose {f} | :: obsolete spelling of sacarose |
| sacerdócio {m} /sɐ.sɨɾ.ˈðɔ.sju/ | :: priesthood |
| sacerdotal {adj} [religion] | :: sacerdotal (relating to priests or a high religious order) |
| sacerdote {m} /sɐsɨɾˈdɔtɨ/ | :: priest |
| sacerdotisa {f} | :: feminine noun of sacerdote; priestess |
| sachê {m} | :: sachet (small, sealed packet) |
| Sachiko {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| sacho {m} /ˈsa.ʃu/ | :: mattock (agricultural tool) |
| sachola {f} /sa.ˈʃɔ.lɐ/ | :: a type of light hoe used in gardening |
| saci {m} | :: Saci |
| saci {m} | :: striped cuckoo |
| Saci {prop} | :: Saci |
| saciador {adj} | :: sating; filling (that satisfies one’s appetite or desire) |
| saciar {v} | :: to sate (to satisfy the hunger, thirst or desire of) |
| saciável {adj} | :: satiable (capable of being sated) |
| saci-pererê {m} | :: Saci |
| saco {m} /ˈsa.ku/ | :: bag; sack |
| saco {m} [Brazil, vulgar] | :: balls, nuts (the scrotum) |
| saco {m} [Brazil, mildly, vulgar] | :: patience, tolerance |
| saco {m} [Brazil, mildly, vulgar] | :: something very tedious or annoying |
| saco amniótico {m} [anatomy] | :: amniotic sac (sac in which foetus develops) |
| saco-cama {m} [Portugal] | :: sleeping bag (protective bag for a person to sleep in) |
| sacode {m} [slang] | :: the act of beating or punching someone |
| saco de boxe {m} | :: punching bag (device used to practice punching) |
| saco de dormir {m} | :: sleeping bag (protective bag for a person to sleep in) |
| saco de pancada {m} | :: punching bag (device used to practice punching) |
| saco de pancada {m} [figurative] | :: punching bag (object of abuse) |
| sacola {f} /sɐˈkɔlɐ/ | :: schoolbag |
| sacola {f} | :: haversack |
| sacola {f} | :: bag |
| sacolão {m} | :: augmentative of sacola |
| sacolão {m} | :: grocery store (fruit and vegetable market) |
| sacolé {m} /sa.koˈlɛ/ | :: A frozen dessert in a tube, freezepop, ice pop, freezie |
| sacolejante {adj} | :: bumpy |
| sacolejar {v} | :: to shake, agitate |
| saco plástico {m} | :: plastic bag (packaging made of thin, flexible plastic) |
| sacra {f} [Catholicism] | :: altar card (one of a set of three richly-ornamented cards, placed on the altar during a Tridentine mass, containing the texts of prayers) |
| sacralizar {vt} | :: to sacralize (make sacred) |
| sacramento {m} [Christianity] /sɐ.kɾɐ.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: sacrament |
| Sacramento {prop} {f} | :: Sacramento (city/state capital) |
| Sacramento {prop} {f} | :: Sacramento (municipality) |
| sacrário {m} /sɐ.ˈkɾa.ɾju/ | :: tabernacle (small ornamented cupboard or box used for the sacrament of the Eucharist) |
| sacrificar {v} | :: to sacrifice (to offer as a gift) |
| sacrificar {v} [chess] | :: to sacrifice (to intentionally give up a piece) |
| sacrificável {adj} | :: sacrificeable (able to be used as sacrifice) |
| sacrificável {adj} | :: expendable (not worth preserving or saving) |
| sacrifício {m} [religion] /sɐ.kɾi.ˈfi.si.u/ | :: sacrifice (something sacrificed) |
| sacrifício {m} [religion] | :: sacrification (act of sacrificing) |
| sacrifício {m} [figurative] | :: ordeal (painful or trying experience) |
| sacrifício {m} [Christianity, theology] | :: the crucifixion of Jesus |
| sacrilegamente {adv} | :: sacrilegiously |
| sacrilégio {m} | :: sacrilege (desecration, profanation, misuse or violation of something sacred) |
| sacrílego {m} | :: a person who commits sacrilege |
| sacrílego {adj} | :: sacrilegious (committing or being sacrilege) |
| sacripanta {m} | :: rascal |
| sacristão {m} | :: sacristan (church official charged with care of the sacristy) |
| sacristia {f} /sa.kɾiʃ.ˈti.ɐ/ | :: sacristy |
| sacro {adj} /ˈsa.kɾu/ | :: sacred |
| sacro {m} | :: sacrum [bone] |
| Sacro Império Romano {prop} {m} | :: Sacro Império Romano (former empire) |
| Sacro Império Romano-Germânico {prop} {m} | :: Sacro Império Romano-Germânico (former empire) |
| sacrossanto {adj} /sa.kɾu.ˈsɐ̃.tu/ | :: sacrosanct |
| sacudida {f} | :: shake (act of shaking something) |
| sacudindo {v} | :: gerund of sacudir |
| sacudir {v} /sɐ.ku.ˈðiɾ/ | :: to shake, jolt, jar, jog |
| sacudir {v} | :: to flip, toss |
| Sadako {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Sádão {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Sado |
| sádico {adj} [of a person] | :: sadistic (feeling pleasure from the pain of others) |
| sádico {adj} [of an act or behaviour] | :: sadistic (causing pain of others for the sake of pleasure) |
| sádico {m} | :: a sadistic person |
| sadio {adj} /saˈði.u/ | :: healthy |
| sadismo {m} [chiefly psychiatry] | :: sadism (enjoyment of inflicting pain) |
| sadista {mf} | :: sadist (one who derives pleasure from cruelty) |
| Sado {prop} {m} /ˈsa.ðu/ | :: Sado (river) |
| sadomasoquismo {m} | :: sadomasochism (sexual gratification from causing and receiving pain) |
| Sadovsky {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Sadowski {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| saduceu {m} | :: Sadducee (member of an ancient Jewish sect) |
| safa {f} /ˈsafɐ/ | :: eraser (piece of rubber used to erase writing) |
| safa {interj} | :: expresses surprise, disgust or admiration |
| safadeza {f} /ˌsa.fa.ˈde.zɐ/ | :: mischievousness (the characteristic of being mischievous) |
| safadeza {f} | :: a mischievous act |
| safado {adj} | :: worn out |
| safado {adj} [colloquial] | :: shameless |
| safado {adj} [Brazil, colloquial] | :: naughty |
| safado {m} [colloquial] | :: rogue; trickster |
| safar {v} /sɐˈfaɾ/ | :: to pull out |
| safar {v} | :: to steal |
| safar {v} | :: to erase |
| safar {v} | :: to wear out |
| safar {v} [colloquial] | :: to save |
| safar {vp} | :: to escape |
| safar {vp} | :: to avoid |
| safar {vp} | :: to do well |
| safar {vp} | :: to manage |
| safári {m} | :: safari (a trip to a wild area to observe or hunt animals) |
| safira {f} | :: sapphire (gem, colour) |
| safismo {m} | :: sapphism; lesbianism |
| safista {f} /saˈfista/ | :: sapphist; lesbian (homosexual female) |
| safista {adj} | :: relating to lesbianism |
| Safo {prop} {f} | :: Sappho (Greek female name) |
| safra {f} /ˈsa.fɾɐ/ | :: harvest |
| safra {f} | :: crop |
| saga {f} | :: saga (Old Norse prose narrative) |
| saga {f} [by extension] | :: saga (long, epic story) |
| sagacidade {f} | :: sagacity (the quality of being sage, wise or able to make good decisions) |
| sagaz {adj} | :: sagacious (having keen discernment) |
| sagazmente {adv} | :: sagaciously |
| sagitária {f} | :: feminine noun of sagitário |
| sagitária {f} | :: arrowhead (any plant in the genus Sagittaria) |
| sagitariano {m} [astrology] | :: Sagittarian (someone with the Sagittarius star sign) |
| sagitário {m} [astrology] | :: Sagittarian (someone with the Sagittarius star sign) |
| Sagitário {prop} {m} [zodiac constellations] /ˌsa.ʒi.ˈta.ɾju/ | :: Sagittarius (constellation) |
| Sagitário {prop} {m} [astrology] | :: Sagittarius (astrological sign) |
| Sagittario {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Sagitário |
| sago {m} [historical] | :: sagum (cloak worn by Gallic, Germanic and Roman soldiers) |
| Sagrada Escritura {prop} {f} | :: Holy Writ (bible) |
| Sagrada Família {prop} | :: Sagrada Família (municipality) |
| sagrado {adj} /sɐˈɣɾaðu/ | :: holy, sacred |
| sagrado da Birmânia {m} | :: Burmese (cat breed) |
| sagrar {v} /sɐ.ˈɣɾaɾ/ | :: to consecrate |
| sagrar {v} | :: to dedicate |
| Sagres {prop} | :: Sagres (municipality) |
| sagu {m} /sɐˈɣu/ | :: sago (a powdered starch obtained from certain palms) |
| sagu {m} | :: sago (any species of palm from which sago is extracted) |
| sagu {m} | :: sago pudding (a dessert made by boiling small grains of sago) |
| saguão {m} /sa.ˈɡwɐ̃w̃/ | :: hall |
| saguaro {m} | :: saguaro (a large species of cactus of the Sonoran Desert) |
| sagui {m} | :: marmoset (any of several species of small, long-tailed monkeys) |
| sagüi {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sagui |
| saguim {m} | :: alternative form of sagui |
| Sahara {prop} {m} | :: obsolete form of Saara |
| Sahara Ocidental {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Saara Ocidental |
| sahir {v} | :: obsolete spelling of sair |
| saia {f} /ˈsajɐ/ | :: a woman's skirt |
| saibro {m} /ˈsaj.βɾu/ | :: a mixture of sand and clay used in construction |
| saibro {m} | :: thick sand with pebbles |
| saibro {m} [tennis] | :: clay (crushed stone or bricks used as the surface of the court) |
| saibro {m} [tincture] | :: sable (the black colour on a coat of arms) |
| saída {f} /sɐ.ˈi.ðɐ/ | :: exit; way (a passage to the outside) |
| saída {f} | :: exit (the act of going out, getting out of a place) |
| saída {f} [specifically] | :: an instance of going out of one’s house, workplace or similar to do something |
| saída à francesa {f} | :: French leave (a sudden or unannounced departure) |
| saída de incêndio {f} | :: fire exit (emergency exit in case of fire) |
| saída do armário {f} | :: the act of coming out of the closet (admitting to being a homosexual) |
| saiga {f} | :: saiga (Saiga tatarica, an antelope of Siberia) |
| Saigão {prop} {f} | :: Saigão (city) |
| Saigon {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Saigão |
| sainete {m} | :: skit, sketch, playlet |
| Saionji {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| saiote {m} /saj.ˈɔ.t(ʃ)i/ | :: a short skirt |
| saiote {m} | :: petticoat (thin piece of clothing wore under a skirt or dress) |
| sair {v} [de] /sɐ.ˈiɾ/ | :: to exit; to leave (to go away from a certain place or situation) |
| sair {vi} | :: to go out (to leave one’s abode to go to public places) |
| sair {vi} [card games] | :: to lead (to begin a game, round, or trick) |
| sair {v} [de] | :: to leave (to stop being involved with) |
| sair {vi} | :: to come out (to be published or issued) |
| sair {vi} [copulative or with an adverb] | :: to come out; to end up |
| sair {v} [com] | :: to go out (with) (to have a romantic relationship with someone) |
| sair de cima do muro {v} [idiom] | :: to solve a previous conflict between (usually two) different opinions or decisions; to decide |
| sair de cima do muro {v} | :: See: pt sair de cima do muro |
| sair do armário {v} [idiomatic] | :: to come out of the closet (to tell others about being a homosexual) |
| sair do papel {v} [idiomatic, of a project] | :: to be implemented, to advance from the planning phase |
| sair ganhando {vi} [idiomatic] | :: to benefit from something |
| sair o tiro pela culatra {v} | :: alternative form of sair pela culatra |
| sair pela culatra {v} [idiomatic] | :: to backfire (to fail in a manner detrimental to the person who made the attempt) |
| saite {m} | :: alternative form of site |
| Saito {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Sakagawa {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Sakahara {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Sakai {prop} {mf} | :: Sakai (large city) |
| Sakai {prop} {mf} | :: Sakai (city) |
| Sakai {prop} {mf} | :: Sakai (former town) |
| Sakai {prop} {mf} | :: Sakai (town) |
| Sakai {prop} {mf} | :: Sakai (former village) |
| Sakai {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Sakamoto {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Sakasaki {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Sakashita {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Sakazaki {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sake {m} | :: sake (Japanese rice wine) |
| Sakimura {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Sakowski {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sakura {f} | :: sakura (blossom of the Japanese cherry tree) |
| Sakura {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Sakurai {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sal {m} /ˈsaɫ/ | :: salt (sodium chloride, a substance used as a condiment and preservative) |
| sal {m} [chemistry] | :: salt (any compound formed from the reaction of an acid with a base) |
| sal {m} [usually, in the plural] | :: bath salt (any of several inorganic salts sometimes added to bath water) |
| sal {m} [figurative] | :: wit; the quality of being engaging |
| sal {m} [rare] | :: sal (Shorea robusta, a dipterocarpaceous tree) |
| sala {f} /ˈsa.lɐ/ | :: room (division in a building) |
| sala {f} [specifically] | :: living room |
| sala {f} | :: classroom |
| salá {f} [Islam] | :: salat (Islamic prayer) |
| salacidade {f} [uncountable] | :: salacity (the state or quality of being salacious) |
| salacidade {f} | :: a salacious act |
| salada {f} /sɐ.ˈla.ðɐ/ | :: salad (a food made primarily of a mixture of raw ingredients, typically vegetables) |
| salada {f} [uncountable] | :: vegetables collectively |
| salada {f} | :: mess (confusion of things) |
| salada {f} [Portugal, popular] | :: lettuce (Lactuca sativa) |
| salada de batata {f} | :: potato salad (cold dish made with chopped boiled potatoes) |
| salada de frutas {f} | :: fruit salad (dessert made with chopped fruit) |
| salada russa {f} [usually uncountable] | :: Olivier salad, Russian salad (traditional Russian salad of boiled vegetables with mayonnaise) |
| salada russa {f} [figurative] | :: potpourri (collection of various things) |
| salada russa {f} [figurative] | :: mess (chaotic situation) |
| sala de aula {f} | :: classroom (room in a school) |
| sala de espera {f} | :: lounge; waiting room (room for people to wait) |
| sala de estar {f} | :: living room (room in a house used for social and leisure activities) |
| sala de jantar {f} | :: dining room (room, in a home or hotel, where meals are eaten) |
| salafrário {m} | :: rascal; scoundrel; villain (mean, worthless fellow) |
| salama {interj} | :: salaam (a Muslim greeting) |
| salamaleque {interj} /sɐ.lɐ.mɐ.ˈlɛ.kɨ/ | :: salaam alaikum (greeting used by Muslims) |
| salamaleque {m} | :: exaggerated and affected reverence |
| salamandra {f} /sɐ.lɐ.ˈmɐ̃.dɾɐ/ | :: salamander (amphibian) |
| Salamansa {prop} | :: Salamansa |
| salame {m} /sa.ˈlɐ.mi/ | :: salami |
| salameminguê {interj} | :: The second word spoken by a person playing the counting-out game of unidunitê |
| salamo {interj} | :: alternative form of salama |
| salão {m} /sɐ.ˈlɐ̃w̃/ | :: hall, salon, parlour, saloon |
| salão de beleza {m} | :: beauty parlour (salon with hairdressers and beauticians) |
| Salão do Reino {m} [Jehovah's Witnesses] | :: Kingdom Hall (place where Jehovah’s Witnesses meet) |
| salário {m} /sɐ.ˈla.ɾi.u/ | :: salary (fixed amount of money paid on monthly or annual basis) |
| salário {m} | :: clipping of salário mínimo |
| salário mínimo {m} [labour law] | :: minimum wage (lowest rate of pay that an employer can legally pay) |
| salazar {m} [Portugal, colloquial] /sɐ.lɐ.ˈzaɾ/ | :: a kitchen scraper |
| Salazar {prop} {mf} /sɐ.lɐ.ˈzaɾ/ | :: Salazar (town) |
| Salazar {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Salazar {prop} {mf} | :: António de Oliveira Salazar, a Portuguese dictator |
| salazarismo {m} [politics, historical] | :: Salazarism (the politics of former Portuguese prime minister António de Oliveira Salazar) |
| salbutamol {m} | :: salbutamol (short-acting bronchodilator) |
| Saldanha Marinho {prop} | :: Saldanha Marinho (municipality) |
| sal da terra {m} [idiomatic] | :: salt of the earth (a decent, dependable person) |
| sal de cozinha {m} | :: table salt (sodium chloride, a salt used to season food) |
| saldo {m} | :: balance |
| saleiro {m} | :: salt cellar; salt shaker (a small container designed to hold salt and facilitate sprinkling) |
| Salekhard {prop} {f} | :: Salekhard (town/administrative center) |
| salema {interj} | :: alternative form of salama |
| Sales {prop} | :: Sales (municipality) |
| Sales {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Sales Oliveira {prop} | :: Sales Oliveira (municipality) |
| Salesópolis {prop} | :: Salesópolis (municipality) |
| saleta {f} /sɐ.ˈle.tɐ/ | :: small room |
| saleta {f} | :: waiting room, foyer |
| Salete {prop} | :: Salete (municipality) |
| Salete {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| salga {f} /ˈsal.ɣɐ/ | :: salting (act of curing food with salt, or adding salt to something) |
| salgadinho {m} [Brazil] | :: deep-fried snacks sold in sealed bags, such as chips and Cheetos |
| salgado {adj} /saɫ.ˈɣa.ðu/ | :: salty |
| salgado {adj} | :: tasting of salt |
| salgado {adj} | :: salted (containing salt) |
| salgado {adj} | :: preserved or treated with salt |
| salgado {adj} [figurative, of language] | :: coarse, provocative, earthy |
| salgado {adj} [slang] | :: very expensive |
| salgado {m} | :: chips |
| salgado {m} | :: any snack that is not sweet |
| salgar {vt} | :: to salt (to add salt to) |
| salgueiro {m} /saɫ.ˈɡɐj.ɾu/ | :: willow (tree of the genus Salix) |
| salgueiro-chorão {m} | :: weeping willow (Salix babylonica, a species of willow with very pendulous twigs) |
| salicilismo {m} [pathology] | :: salicylism (toxic condition induced by excessive intake of salicylates) |
| saliência {f} | :: protuberance (something that protrudes out) |
| saliência {f} | :: salience; prominence; highlight |
| saliência {f} [Brazil, colloquial] | :: a disrespectful act |
| salientando {v} | :: gerund of salientar |
| salientar {v} | :: to stress, accentuate |
| saliente {adj} | :: protruding |
| salina {f} | :: salt pan (flat expanse of ground naturally covered with salt) |
| salina {f} | :: saltworks (place where salt is refined and prepared commercially) |
| Salinas {prop} | :: Salinas (municipality) |
| Salinas da Margarida {prop} | :: Salinas da Margarida (municipality) |
| salinidade {f} | :: salinity |
| salino {adj} | :: saline; salty (containing salt) |
| salino {adj} | :: relating to salt |
| salino {adj} [biology] | :: growing in or near saltwater |
| Salisburgo {prop} {f} /ˌsa.liz.ˈbuʁ.ɡu/ | :: Salisburgo (capital city) |
| salitre {m} | :: saltpetre (potassium nitrate) |
| salitre {m} | :: saltpetre (sodium nitrate) |
| saliva {f} /saˈli.va/ | :: saliva, spittle (liquid secreted into the mouth) |
| salivar {v} | :: to salivate (to secrete saliva) |
| salmão {m} | :: salmon (fish) |
| salmão atlântico {m} | :: Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar, a species of fish) |
| salmo {m} /ˈsaɫ.mu/ | :: psalm |
| salmoira {f} | :: alternative form of salmoura |
| Salmos {prop} {m} [biblical] | :: Psalms (book of the Bible) |
| salmoura {f} /saɫ.ˈmo(w).ɾɐ/ | :: brine |
| salmoura {f} | :: canister used for brining |
| salmoura {f} | :: wet salt used for curing meats and fish |
| Salmourão {prop} | :: Salmourão (municipality) |
| salmourar {v} | :: to brine (to preserve food in a salt solution) |
| salobre {adj} | :: alternative form of salobro |
| salobro {adj} [of water] | :: brackish (slightly salty) |
| saloio {adj} | :: rustic |
| saloio {adj} [cooking, Portugal] | :: said of a type of bread originally produced in or near Lisbon |
| saloio {m} | :: peasant; villager |
| Salomaõ {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Salomão |
| Salomão {prop} {m} [biblical character] /ˌsa.lo.ˈmɐ̃w̃/ | :: Solomon (king of Israel) |
| Salomão {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Salonica {prop} {f} | :: Salonica (city/and/regional unit/regional capital) |
| salpa {f} | :: salp (free-swimming tunicate of the family Salpidae) |
| salpicão {m} [culinary] | :: pork sausage |
| salpicar {v} | :: to salt (add salt to) |
| salpicar {v} | :: to sprinkle (cover with small particles) |
| Sal Rei {prop} | :: Sal Rei |
| salsa {f} /ˈsaɫ.sɐ/ | :: parsley (Petroselinum crispum, a herb) |
| salsa {f} [music genre, dance genre] | :: salsa (a music and dance genre influenced by Cuban music, jazz and rock) |
| salsaparrilha {f} | :: sarsaparilla; catbrier; greenbrier (any of several tropical American vines of the genus Smilax) |
| salsicha {f} /saɫ.ˈsi.ʃɐ/ | :: sausage (food) |
| salsicha {m} [humorous] | :: basset hound |
| salsichão {m} | :: augmentative of salsicha |
| salsinha {f} /saɫˈsiɲɐ/ | :: parsley |
| salsola {f} | :: salsola (any plant of the genus Salsola) |
| saltador {m} | :: jumper (someone or something that jumps) |
| saltadora {f} | :: feminine noun of saltador |
| saltar {vi} /saɫ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to leap; to jump |
| saltar {vi} | :: [figurative] to jump (to change in value suddenly and greatly) |
| saltar {vi} | :: [figurative] to be evident |
| salteador {m} | :: marauder (one who moves about in roving fashion looking for plunder) |
| salteador {m} | :: highwayman (person who robs travellers on roads) |
| salteador {adj} | :: who marauds |
| salteando {v} | :: gerund of saltear |
| saltear {v} | :: to assault, assail |
| saltear {v} | :: to sauté |
| salteio {m} | :: sautéing |
| saltério {m} [musical instruments] | :: psaltery (ancient musical instrument) |
| saltério {m} [biblical] | :: psalter (the Book of Psalms) |
| saltério {m} [anatomy] | :: psalterium; omasum (third part of the stomach of a ruminant) |
| Saltinho {prop} | :: Saltinho (municipality) |
| Saltinho {prop} | :: Saltinho (municipality) |
| saltitar {vi} | :: to make a series of hops |
| saltitar {v} [figurative] | :: to change the subject frequently |
| salto {m} /ˈsaɫ.tu/ | :: jump, leap |
| salto {m} | :: heel (part of shoe) |
| salto {m} | :: waterfall |
| Salto {prop} | :: Salto (municipality) |
| Salto Angel {prop} {m} | :: Salto Angel (waterfall) |
| salto á vara {m} [very rare] | :: obsolete spelling of salto com vara |
| salto com vara {m} | :: pole vault |
| Salto da Divisa {prop} | :: Salto da Divisa (municipality) |
| salto da fé {m} | :: alternative form of salto de fé |
| salto de esqui {m} | :: ski jumping (the sport of jumping from a ramp on skis) |
| salto de fé {m} [philosophy, religion] | :: leap of faith (act of believing in something despite lack of proof) |
| Salto de Pirapora {prop} | :: Salto de Pirapora (municipality) |
| Salto do Jacuí {prop} | :: Salto do Jacuí (municipality) |
| salto em altura {m} | :: high jump |
| salto em distância {m} | :: long jump |
| Salto Grande {prop} | :: Salto Grande (municipality) |
| salto mortal {m} | :: backflip (full backwards rotation of one’s body) |
| salto plataforma {m} | :: platform (shoe with a thick sole) |
| saltos-altos {m} | :: high heels |
| salto triplo {m} [Brazil] | :: triple jump |
| Salto Veloso {prop} | :: Salto Veloso (municipality) |
| Salu {prop} {f} | :: pet form of the given name Salustiana |
| Salu {prop} {m} | :: pet form of the given name Salustiano |
| salubérrimo {adj} /ˌsa.lu.ˈbɛ.ʁi.mu/ | :: superlative of salubre |
| salubre {adj} | :: healthy, healthful, salubrious |
| saluçar {v} [dialectal, dated] | :: alternative form of soluçar |
| saluço {m} [dialectal, dated] | :: alternative form of soluço |
| saluki {m} | :: Saluki (a Middle-Eastern breed of sighthound) |
| salutar {adj} | :: salutary |
| salva {f} /ˈsaɫ.vɐ/ | :: salvo (salute paid by simultaneous firing of cannons) |
| salva {f} [by extension] | :: any noisy simultaneous salute |
| salva {f} | :: charger (large platter) |
| salva {f} [Portugal] | :: sage |
| salvaçam {f} | :: obsolete spelling of salvação |
| salvaçaõ {f} | :: obsolete spelling of salvação |
| salvação {f} /saɫ.vɐ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: salvation, saving |
| salvação {f} | :: redemption |
| salvador {m} | :: saviour, savior |
| Salvador {prop} {m} [Portugal] | :: Salvador (country) |
| Salvador {prop} {m} | :: Salvador (municipality/state capital) |
| Salvador {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| salvadora {f} | :: female equivalent of salvador |
| Salvador das Missões {prop} | :: Salvador das Missões (municipality) |
| Salvador do Sul {prop} | :: Salvador do Sul (municipality) |
| salvadorenho {adj} | :: Salvadoran (of, from or pertaining to El Salvador) |
| salvadorenho {m} | :: Salvadoran (person from El Salvador) |
| salvaguarda {f} | :: safeguard (something that serves as a guard or protection) |
| salvaguardar {v} | :: to safeguard (to protect, to keep safe) |
| salvamento {m} | :: rescuing, saving |
| salvar {v} /saɫ.ˈvaɾ/ | :: to save (to help someone to survive; to make sure something isn’t destroyed) |
| salvar {v} [computing, Brazil] | :: to save (to write a file to disk) |
| salvar {v} [theology] | :: to save (to redeem or protect someone from eternal damnation) |
| salvar {v} | :: to greet with a salvo |
| salvar {v} [by extension] | :: to greet |
| salvar pelo gongo {v} | :: To save by the bell |
| Salvaterra de Magos {prop} {f} /ˌsaɫvɐˈtɛʁɐ ðɨ ˈmaɣuʃ/ | :: Salvaterra de Magos (village/and/municipality) |
| salva-vidas {adj} | :: life- |
| salva-vidas {mf} | :: lifeguard (attendant employed to save swimmers) |
| salva-vidas {m} | :: clipping of bote salva-vidas |
| salve {interj} [poetic] /ˈsaw.ve/ | :: hail! greetings |
| salve-se quem puder {m} | :: alternative spelling of salve-se-quem-puder |
| salve-se quem puder {phrase} | :: run for your lives! |
| salve-se-quem-puder {m} [idiomatic] | :: an extremely chaotic situation |
| sálvia {f} [Brazil] /ˈsaw.vi.a/ | :: sage (a plant) |
| salvífico {adj} /sawˈvifiku/ | :: salvific; salvative |
| salvo {adj} | :: safe |
| Salzburg {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Salzburgo |
| Salzburgo {prop} {f} | :: Salzburgo (city) |
| samambaia {f} | :: fern |
| Samara {prop} {f} | :: Samara (oblast) |
| Samara {prop} {f} | :: Samara (city/administrative center) |
| Samara {prop} {f} | :: Samara (tributary) |
| Samara {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| sâmara {f} [botany] | :: samara (winged indehiscent fruit of certain trees) |
| Samarcand {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Samarcanda |
| Samarcanda {prop} {f} | :: Samarcanda (city) |
| Samarcande {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Samarcanda |
| Samaria {prop} {f} /ˌsa.ma.ˈɾi.ɐ/ | :: Samaria (the <<ancient capital>> of the northern <<kingdom:Pref/Israel>>, in the modern <<r/West Bank>>) |
| Samaria {prop} {f} | :: Samaria (ancient region) |
| samário {m} | :: samarium (chemical element) |
| samaritano {adj} | :: Samaritan (of, from or relating to Samaria) |
| samaritano {m} | :: Samaritan (person from Samaria) |
| samaritano {m} | :: clipping of bom samaritano |
| Samarkand {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Samarcanda |
| Samarkanda {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Samarcanda |
| Samarkande {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Samarcanda |
| samarskita {f} [mineral] | :: samarskite |
| Samatra {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Sumatra |
| samba {m} /ˈsɐ̃.bɐ/ | :: samba (Brazilian genre of music and dance) |
| samba-canção {m} [music] | :: a subgenre of samba |
| samba-canção {m} [Brazil] | :: boxer shorts (shorts worn as underwear by men) |
| samba de roda {m} | :: A variant of samba (the Brazilian genre of music and dance) |
| samba-exaltação {m} | :: A genre of samba introduced in Brazil in the 1930s, with a more solemn and serious tone than most other forms of samba, and involving patriotic celebration of the nation, and its culture and values |
| sambo {m} | :: Sambo (a Russian martial art) |
| sambódromo {m} [Brazil, neologism] /sɐ̃ˈbɔ.dɾo.mu/ | :: sambadrome (exhibition place for samba schools in Brazil) |
| samburá {m} | :: creel |
| Samejima {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sami {mf} | :: Saami; Lapp (member of nomadic people of Lapland) |
| sami {adj} | :: of or relating to the Saami people |
| sâmi {mf} | :: alternative spelling of sami |
| sâmi {adj} | :: alternative spelling of sami |
| samiano {adj} | :: Samian (of or pertaining to the island of Samos) |
| samiano {m} | :: Samian (a native or inhabitant of Samos) |
| samica {m} | :: alternative form of samicas |
| samicas {adv} [archaic] | :: maybe (indicates lack of certainty) |
| samicas {m} | :: weakling (a person of weak character, lacking in courage) |
| sâmio {adj} | :: Samian (of or pertaining to the island of Samos) |
| sâmio {m} | :: Samian (a native or inhabitant of Samos) |
| samizdat {m} [uncountable] | :: samizdat (underground publishing in the Soviet Union) |
| samizdat {m} | :: samizdat (a samizdat publication) |
| Sâmnio {prop} {m} | :: Sâmnio (historical region) |
| samnita {mf} | :: Samnite (a native of Samnium) |
| samnita {adj} | :: of, from or relating to Samnium |
| samo {m} /ˈsamu/ | :: sapwood (soft, newer wood just under the bark) |
| Samoa {prop} {f} | :: Samoa (archipelago) |
| Samoa {prop} {f} | :: Samoa (country) |
| Samôa {prop} {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Samoa |
| Samoa Americana {prop} {f} | :: Samoa Americana (overseas territory) |
| samoano {adj} /ˌsa.mu.ˈɐ.nu/ | :: Samoan (of Samoa) |
| samoano {adj} | :: Samoan (of the Samoan language) |
| samoano {m} | :: Samoan (person from Samoa) |
| samoano {m} | :: Samoan (language) |
| Samoa Ocidental {prop} {f} | :: Samoa Ocidental (country) |
| Samogícia {prop} {f} | :: Samogícia (region) |
| samogiciano {m} | :: Samogitian (language) |
| samogiciano {adj} | :: Samogitian |
| samoiedo {m} | :: Samoyed (member of the Samoyedic peoples of the Siberian Urals) |
| samoiedo {m} | :: any Samoyedic language |
| Samos {prop} {f} | :: Samos (island/city/municipality/and/regional unit) |
| Samosata {prop} {f} | :: Samosata (ancient city) |
| samovar {m} | :: samovar (metal urn used to make tea) |
| sampana {f} [nautical] | :: sampan (flat-bottomed Chinese wooden boat propelled by two oars) |
| Samuel {prop} {m} | :: given name (male given name) |
| Samuel {prop} {m} [biblical] | :: Samuel (book of the Bible) |
| Samuel {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Samuel (a leader of ancient Israel) |
| samurai {m} [military unit, historical] /ˌsɐ.mu.ˈɾaj/ | :: samurai (feudal Japanese warrior) |
| Sana {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Sanaa |
| Saná {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Sanaa |
| Sanaa {prop} {f} | :: Sanaa (capital city) |
| Sananduva {prop} | :: Sananduva (municipality) |
| sanar {vt} /sɐ.ˈnaɾ/ | :: to cure; to heal (to restore to health) |
| sanar {v} | :: sanar dúvidas: [idiomatic, Brazil] answer to questions |
| sanatório {m} /sɐ.nɐ.ˈtɔ.ɾju/ | :: sanatorium |
| sanável {adj} | :: rectifiable |
| sanção {f} [legal] /sɐ̃.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: sanction |
| sanção {f} [legal] | :: penalty |
| Sanchez {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sancionando {v} | :: gerund of sancionar |
| sancionar {vt} | :: to sanction (to give official authorisation) |
| sancionar {vt} | :: to sanction (to penalise a state, especially for violating international law) |
| sanctidade {f} | :: obsolete spelling of santidade |
| sancto {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of santo |
| sancto {m} | :: obsolete spelling of santo |
| sanctuário {m} | :: obsolete spelling of santuário |
| sandalha {f} | :: obsolete form of sandália |
| sandália {f} /sɐ̃.ˈda.ljɐ/ | :: sandal (type of footwear) |
| sandália havaiana {f} | :: flip-flop; thong (sandal, usually of rubber, secured to the foot by two straps) |
| sandália japonesa {f} | :: flip-flop; thong (sandal, usually of rubber, secured to the foot by two straps) |
| sandália japonesa {f} | :: geta (Japanese raised wooden sandal) |
| sândalo {m} | :: sandalwood (any of various tropical trees of the genus Santalum) |
| sândalo {m} | :: sandalwood (the aromatic heartwood of sandalwood trees) |
| sandes {f} [Portugal] /ˈsɐ̃.dɨʃ/ | :: sandwich (snack consisting of ingredients between slices of bread) |
| sandeu {adj} /sɐ̃.ˈdew/ | :: daft; silly; foolish |
| sandeu {m} | :: a silly or foolish person |
| sândi {m} [linguistics] | :: sandhi (fusion of sounds across word boundaries) |
| sandice {f} | :: folly, foolishness |
| sandilho {m} | :: sand eel (fish of the genus Ammodytes) |
| sandinista {adj} | :: relating to the Sandinista National Liberation Front |
| sandinista {mf} | :: Sandinista (member of the Sandinista National Liberation Front) |
| Sandovalina {prop} | :: Sandovalina (municipality) |
| Sandra {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| sanduba {m} [Brazil] | :: sandwich (snack consisting of ingredients between slices of bread) |
| sanduíche {mf} /ˌsɐ̃.du.ˈi.ʃɨ/ | :: sandwich (snack) |
| sanduíche {mf} [Brazil, slang] | :: a situation where there are too many people or objects packed together |
| sanduicheira {f} | :: pie iron, sandwich toaster |
| sandwicheira {f} | :: pie iron, sandwich toaster |
| saneamento {m} /sɐnjɐˈmẽtu/ | :: sanitation |
| saneamento {m} | :: purification |
| sanfeno {m} | :: sainfoin (Onobrychis sativa, a perennial herb used as forage) |
| sanfona {f} [musical instruments] /sɐ̃.ˈfo.nɐ/ | :: hurdy-gurdy (medieval instrument with a wheel that vibrates its strings) |
| sanfona {f} [musical instruments, Brazil] | :: an accordion or concertina |
| sanfona {f} [figurative] | :: bellows (any flexible container) |
| sanfonha {f} | :: alternative form of sanfona |
| Sangão {prop} | :: Sangão (municipality) |
| sangramento {m} /sɐ̃ɡɾɐˈmẽtu/ | :: bleeding (the act of bleeding) |
| sangrar {v} /sɐ̃.ˈɡɾaɾ/ | :: to bleed |
| sangrento {adj} /sɐ̃.ˈɡɾẽ.tu/ | :: bloody (characterised by bloodshed) |
| sangria {f} /sɐ̃ˈɡɾi.ɐ/ | :: bloodletting (medical practice of causing bleeding) |
| sangria {f} | :: sangria (alcoholic drink) |
| sangue {m} /ˈsɐ̃.ɡɨ/ | :: blood |
| sangue azul {m} | :: blue blood (noble or aristocratic ancestry) |
| sangue-frio {m} | :: sangfroid (composure in a dangerous situation) |
| sangue-frio {m} | :: cruelty (indifference to suffering) |
| sangue-frio {m} | :: alternative spelling of sangue frio |
| sangueira {f} | :: bloodshed |
| sanguento {adj} /sɐ̃.ˈɡwẽ.tu/ | :: bloody (characterised by bloodshed) |
| sangue ruim {mf} [derogatory] | :: inferior bloodline |
| sanguessuga {f} {m} /sɐ̃.ɡɨ.ˈsu.ɣɐ/ | :: leech (aquatic blood-sucking annelid of class Hirudinea) |
| sanguinária do Canadá {f} | :: bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis, a North American poppy) |
| sanguinário {adj} [of a situation, event or work] | :: sanguinary (accompanied by bloodshed) |
| sanguinário {adj} [of a person] | :: sanguinary (eager for bloodshed) |
| sanguíneo {adj} | :: sanguine |
| sanguíneo {adj} | :: sanguineous (related to blood) |
| sangüíneo {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of sanguíneo |
| sanguinho {m} [ecclesiastical] | :: purificator (napkin used to wipe the lip of the chalice) |
| sanguinho {m} | :: common dogwood (Cornus sanguinea, a shrub of Eurasia) |
| sanguinho {m} | :: diminutive of sangue |
| sanguino {adj} | :: alternative form of sanguíneo |
| sangüino {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of sanguino |
| sanguinolento {adj} | :: bloodthirsty (characterised by massive bloodshed) |
| sanguinolento {adj} | :: sanguinolent (tinged with blood) |
| sanha {f} | :: rage, infuriation, anger |
| sanidade {f} | :: sanity (healthy mental state) |
| sanita {f} | :: toilet |
| sanitário {adj} | :: sanitary |
| sanitário {adj} | :: health (attributive) |
| sanitário {m} | :: toilet |
| San Jose {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of San José |
| San José {prop} {f} /ˈsɐ̃ ʁo.ˈsɛ/ | :: San José (capital city) |
| San José {prop} {f} | :: San José (city) |
| San Marino {prop} {m} | :: San Marino (microstate) |
| San Marino {prop} {f} | :: San Marino (capital city) |
| Sano {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| San Salvador {prop} {f} | :: San Salvador (capital city) |
| Sansão {prop} {m} [biblical character] /sɐ̃.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: Samson (Israelite judge who performed feats of strength) |
| sânscrito {m} /ˈsɐ̃s.kɾi.tu/ | :: Sanskrit (language) |
| sânscrito {adj} | :: relating to the Sanskrit language |
| sânscrito {adj} [nonstandard] | :: relating to the Proto-Indo-European language |
| sânscrito védico {m} | :: Vedic Sanskrit (earliest form of Sanskrit) |
| Santa {f} | :: title given to a female saint |
| Santa Adélia {prop} | :: Santa Adélia (municipality) |
| Santa Albertina {prop} | :: Santa Albertina (municipality) |
| Santa Bárbara {prop} {f} | :: Saint Barbara |
| Santa Bárbara {prop} {f} | :: Santa Bárbara (municipality) |
| Santa Bárbara {prop} {f} | :: Santa Bárbara (municipality) |
| Santa Bárbara d'Oeste {prop} | :: Santa Bárbara d'Oeste (municipality) |
| Santa Bárbara do Leste {prop} | :: Santa Bárbara do Leste (municipality) |
| Santa Bárbara do Monte Verde {prop} | :: Santa Bárbara do Monte Verde (municipality) |
| Santa Bárbara do Sul {prop} | :: Santa Bárbara do Sul (municipality) |
| Santa Bárbara do Tugúrio {prop} | :: Santa Bárbara do Tugúrio (municipality) |
| Santa Branca {prop} | :: Santa Branca (municipality) |
| Santa Brígida {prop} | :: Santa Brígida (municipality) |
| Santa Catarina {prop} {f} | :: Catherine of Alexandria, Saint Catherine |
| Santa Catarina {prop} {f} | :: Santa Catarina (state) |
| Santa Cecília {prop} | :: Santa Cecília (municipality) |
| Santa Cecília do Sul {prop} | :: Santa Cecília do Sul (municipality) |
| Santa Clara d'Oeste {prop} | :: Santa Clara d'Oeste (municipality) |
| Santa Clara do Sul {prop} | :: Santa Clara do Sul (municipality) |
| Santa Comba Dão {prop} {f} /ˈsɐ̃tɐ ˈkõbɐ ˈðɐ̃w/ | :: Santa Comba Dão (village/and/municipality) |
| Santa Cruz {prop} {f} [Christianity] /ˈsɐ̃tɐ ˈkɾuʃ/ | :: Holy Cross; meaning the cross Jesus died on |
| Santa Cruz {prop} {f} | :: Santa Cruz (city/and/municipality) |
| Santa Cruz {prop} {f} | :: Santa Cruz (province) |
| Santa Cruz {prop} {f} | :: Santa Cruz (municipality) |
| Santa Cruz {prop} {f} | :: Santa Cruz (municipality) |
| Santa Cruz {prop} {f} | :: Santa Cruz (municipality) |
| Santa Cruz Cabrália {prop} | :: Santa Cruz Cabrália (municipality) |
| Santa Cruz da Conceição {prop} | :: Santa Cruz da Conceição (municipality) |
| Santa Cruz da Esperança {prop} | :: Santa Cruz da Esperança (municipality) |
| Santa Cruz da Graciosa {prop} {f} /ˈsɐ̃tɐ ˈkɾuʒ ðɐ ɣɾɐsiˈɔzɐ/ | :: Santa Cruz da Graciosa (village/and/municipality) |
| Santa Cruz das Flores {prop} {f} /ˈsɐ̃tɐ ˈkɾuʒ ðɐʃ ˈfloɾɨʃ/ | :: Santa Cruz das Flores (village/and/municipality) |
| Santa Cruz das Palmeiras {prop} | :: Santa Cruz das Palmeiras (municipality) |
| Santa Cruz da Vitória {prop} | :: Santa Cruz da Vitória (municipality) |
| Santa Cruz de Minas {prop} | :: Santa Cruz de Minas (municipality) |
| Santa Cruz de Salinas {prop} | :: Santa Cruz de Salinas (municipality) |
| Santa Cruz do Escalvado {prop} | :: Santa Cruz do Escalvado (municipality) |
| Santa Cruz do Rio Pardo {prop} | :: Santa Cruz do Rio Pardo (municipality) |
| Santa Cruz do Sul {prop} | :: Santa Cruz do Sul (municipality) |
| Santa Efigênia de Minas {prop} | :: Santa Efigênia de Minas (municipality) |
| Santa Ernestina {prop} | :: Santa Ernestina (municipality) |
| Santa Fé {prop} {f} | :: Santa Fé (city/state capital) |
| Santa Fé {prop} {f} | :: Santa Fé (village/and/municipality) |
| Santa Fé de Minas {prop} | :: Santa Fé de Minas (municipality) |
| Santa Fé do Sul {prop} | :: Santa Fé do Sul (municipality) |
| Santa Gertrudes {prop} | :: Santa Gertrudes (municipality) |
| Santa Helena {prop} {f} | :: Santa Helena (island) |
| Santa Helena {prop} {f} | :: Santa Helena (municipality) |
| Santa Helena de Minas {prop} | :: Santa Helena de Minas (municipality) |
| Santa Inês {prop} | :: Santa Inês (municipality) |
| Santa Isabel {prop} | :: Santa Isabel (municipality) |
| Santa Juliana {prop} | :: Santa Juliana (municipality) |
| Santa Lúcia {prop} {f} | :: Santa Lúcia (island/and/country) |
| Santa Lúcia {prop} {f} | :: Santa Lúcia (municipality) |
| Santaluz {prop} | :: Santaluz (municipality) |
| Santa Luzia {prop} | :: Santa Luzia (municipality) |
| Santa Luzia {prop} | :: Santa Luzia (municipality) |
| Santa Luzia {prop} | :: One of the ten islands of Cape Verde |
| Santa Margarida {prop} {f} | :: Margaret of Antioch, Saint Margaret |
| Santa Margarida {prop} {f} | :: Santa Margarida (municipality) |
| Santa Margarida do Sul {prop} | :: Santa Margarida do Sul (municipality) |
| Santa Maria {prop} {m} | :: Mary (mother of Jesus), Saint Mary |
| Santa Maria {prop} {m} | :: Santa Maria (municipality) |
| Santa Maria da Feira {prop} {f} /ˈsɐ̃tɐ mɐˈɾiɐ dɐ ˈfɐjɾɐ/ | :: Santa Maria da Feira (village/and/municipality) |
| Santa Maria da Serra {prop} | :: Santa Maria da Serra (municipality) |
| Santa Maria da Vitória {prop} | :: Santa Maria da Vitória (municipality) |
| Santa Maria de Itabira {prop} | :: Santa Maria de Itabira (municipality) |
| Santa Maria do Herval {prop} | :: Santa Maria do Herval (municipality) |
| Santa Maria do Salto {prop} | :: Santa Maria do Salto (municipality) |
| Santa Maria do Suaçuí {prop} | :: Santa Maria do Suaçuí (municipality) |
| Santa Maria Madalena {prop} {f} | :: Saint Mary Magdalene |
| Santa Maria Madalena {prop} {f} | :: Santa Maria Madalena (municipality) |
| Santa Marta de Penaguião {prop} /ˈsɐ̃tɐ ˈmaɾtɐ ðɨ pɨnɐɣiˈɐ̃̃w/ | :: Santa Marta de Penaguião (village/and/municipality) |
| Santa Mercedes {prop} | :: Santa Mercedes (municipality) |
| Santana {prop} {f} [biblical character] /sɐ̃ˈtɐnɐ/ | :: Saint Anne (the mother of Virgin Mary) |
| Santana {prop} {f} | :: Santana (city/and/municipality) |
| Santana {prop} {f} | :: Santana (municipality) |
| Santana {prop} {f} | :: Santana (municipality) |
| Santana {prop} {f} | :: Santana (village) |
| Santana {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Sant'Ana {prop} {mf} [chiefly obsolete] | :: alternative spelling of Santana |
| Santana da Boa Vista {prop} | :: Santana da Boa Vista (municipality) |
| Santana da Ponte Pensa {prop} | :: Santana da Ponte Pensa (municipality) |
| Santana da Vargem {prop} | :: Santana da Vargem (municipality) |
| Santana de Cataguases {prop} | :: Santana de Cataguases (municipality) |
| Santana de Parnaíba {prop} | :: Santana de Parnaíba (municipality) |
| Santana de Pirapama {prop} | :: Santana de Pirapama (municipality) |
| Santana do Deserto {prop} | :: Santana do Deserto (municipality) |
| Santana do Garambéu {prop} | :: Santana do Garambéu (municipality) |
| Santana do Jacaré {prop} | :: Santana do Jacaré (municipality) |
| Santana do Livramento {prop} | :: Santana do Livramento (municipality) |
| Santana do Manhuaçu {prop} | :: Santana do Manhuaçu (municipality) |
| Santana do Paraíso {prop} | :: Santana do Paraíso (municipality) |
| Santana do Riacho {prop} | :: Santana do Riacho (municipality) |
| Santana dos Montes {prop} | :: Santana dos Montes (municipality) |
| santanário {adj} | :: who pretends to be a saint; |
| santanário {adj} | :: obsessively devout |
| santanense {adj} | :: of, from or relating to Santana do Livramento, Brazil |
| santanense {mf} | :: a person from Santana do Livramento |
| Santanópolis {prop} | :: Santanópolis (municipality) |
| Santarém {prop} {f} /sɐ̃.tɐ.ˈɾɐ̃j̃/ | :: Santarém (district) |
| Santarém {prop} {f} | :: Santarém (city/and/municipality/district capital) |
| Santarém {prop} {f} | :: Santarém (city/and/municipality) |
| Santa Rita de Caldas {prop} | :: Santa Rita de Caldas (municipality) |
| Santa Rita de Cássia {prop} | :: Santa Rita de Cássia (municipality) |
| Santa Rita de Ibitipoca {prop} | :: Santa Rita de Ibitipoca (municipality) |
| Santa Rita de Jacutinga {prop} | :: Santa Rita de Jacutinga (municipality) |
| Santa Rita de Minas {prop} | :: Santa Rita de Minas (municipality) |
| Santa Rita d'Oeste {prop} | :: Santa Rita d'Oeste (municipality) |
| Santa Rita do Itueto {prop} | :: Santa Rita do Itueto (municipality) |
| Santa Rita do Passa Quatro {prop} | :: Santa Rita do Passa Quatro (municipality) |
| Santa Rita do Sapucaí {prop} | :: Santa Rita do Sapucaí (municipality) |
| Santa Rosa {prop} | :: Santa Rosa (municipality) |
| Santa Rosa da Serra {prop} | :: Santa Rosa da Serra (municipality) |
| Santa Rosa de Lima {prop} | :: Santa Rosa de Lima (municipality) |
| Santa Rosa de Viterbo {prop} | :: Santa Rosa de Viterbo (municipality) |
| Santa Rosa do Sul {prop} | :: Santa Rosa do Sul (municipality) |
| Santa Salete {prop} | :: Santa Salete (municipality) |
| Santa Sé {prop} {f} | :: Holy See (jurisdiction of the Pope) |
| Santa Teresinha {prop} | :: Santa Teresinha (municipality) |
| Santa Tereza {prop} | :: Santa Tereza (municipality) |
| Santa Terezinha {prop} | :: Santa Terezinha (municipality) |
| Santa Terezinha do Progresso {prop} | :: Santa Terezinha do Progresso (municipality) |
| Santa Vitória {prop} | :: Santa Vitória (municipality) |
| Santa Vitória do Palmar {prop} | :: Santa Vitória do Palmar (municipality) |
| Santiago {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: James (name of two of the twelve apostles) |
| Santiago {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Santiago {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| Santiago {prop} {f} | :: Santiago (capital city) |
| Santiago {prop} {f} | :: Santiago (municipality) |
| Santiago {prop} {f} | :: Santiago (one of the ten <<islands>> of <<c/Cape Verde>>) |
| Santiago do Cacém {prop} /sɐ̃tiˈaɣu ðu kɐˈsɐ̃j/ | :: Santiago do Cacém (city/and/municipality) |
| Santiago do Sul {prop} | :: Santiago do Sul (municipality) |
| santidade {f} /sɐ̃.ti.ˈða.ðɨ/ | :: sanctity, holiness |
| santificar {vt} | :: to sanctify (to treat as holy) |
| santimonial {adj} | :: sanctimonious (making a show of being morally better than others) |
| santinho {m} | :: diminutive of santo |
| santinho {m} | :: a small leaflet with the image of a saint and a prayer |
| santinho {m} [Brazil] | :: a small leaflet with the picture of an election candidate and his voting number |
| santinho {interj} [Portugal] | :: bless you (said to somebody who has sneezed) |
| santíssimo {adj} | :: superlative of santo |
| santista {adj} | :: Pertaining to, or relative to the city of Santos, Brazil |
| santista {adj} [Brazil, soccer] | :: Pertaining to, or related to Santos Futebol Clube |
| santista {mf} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Santos, Brazil |
| santista {mf} [Brazil, soccer] | :: A player or supporter of Santos Futebol Clube |
| santo {adj} /ˈsɐ̃.tu/ | :: holy, sacred |
| santo {adj} | :: dedicated to a religious purpose or a god; religious |
| santo {adj} | :: flawless from a religious point of view |
| santo {adj} | :: designed or exalted by a divine sanction; venerable |
| santo {adj} [of a day] | :: during which one must dedicate himself to religion, rather than work |
| santo {adj} | :: saintly; relating to saints |
| santo {adj} [figuratively] | :: pure, immaculate, undefiled |
| santo {adj} | :: innocent |
| santo {adj} | :: chaste |
| santo {m} [Roman Catholicism] | :: someone who has been formally canonised by the Catholic Church |
| santo {m} | :: saint (a virtuous or holy person) |
| santo {m} | :: an extremely kind individual |
| Santo Amaro {prop} | :: Santo Amaro (municipality) |
| Santo Amaro da Imperatriz {prop} | :: Santo Amaro da Imperatriz (municipality) |
| Santo Anastácio {prop} | :: Santo Anastácio (municipality) |
| Santo André {prop} {m} | :: Andrew the Apostle, Saint Andrew |
| Santo André {prop} {f} | :: Santo André (municipality) |
| Santo Ângelo {prop} | :: Santo Ângelo (municipality) |
| Santo António {prop} | :: Santo António |
| Santo Antônio da Alegria {prop} | :: Santo Antônio da Alegria (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio da Patrulha {prop} | :: Santo Antônio da Patrulha (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio das Missões {prop} | :: Santo Antônio das Missões (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio de Jesus {prop} | :: Santo Antônio de Jesus (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio de Pádua {prop} | :: Santo Antônio de Pádua (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio de Posse {prop} | :: Santo Antônio de Posse (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio do Amparo {prop} | :: Santo Antônio do Amparo (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio do Aracanguá {prop} | :: Santo Antônio do Aracanguá (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio do Aventureiro {prop} | :: Santo Antônio do Aventureiro (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio do Grama {prop} | :: Santo Antônio do Grama (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio do Itambé {prop} | :: Santo Antônio do Itambé (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio do Jacinto {prop} | :: Santo Antônio do Jacinto (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio do Jardim {prop} | :: Santo Antônio do Jardim (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio do Monte {prop} | :: Santo Antônio do Monte (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio do Palma {prop} | :: Santo Antônio do Palma (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio do Pinhal {prop} | :: Santo Antônio do Pinhal (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio do Planalto {prop} | :: Santo Antônio do Planalto (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio do Retiro {prop} | :: Santo Antônio do Retiro (municipality) |
| Santo Antônio do Rio Abaixo {prop} | :: Santo Antônio do Rio Abaixo (municipality) |
| Santo Augusto {prop} | :: Santo Augusto (municipality) |
| Santo Cristo {prop} | :: Santo Cristo (municipality) |
| Santo Domingo {prop} {f} | :: Santo Domingo (capital city) |
| santo do pau oco {m} [idiomatic, derogatory] | :: hypocritical person |
| Santo Estêvão {prop} {m} | :: Saint Stephen |
| Santo Estêvão {prop} {f} | :: Santo Estêvão (municipality) |
| Santo Expedito {prop} | :: Santo Expedito (municipality) |
| Santo Expedito do Sul {prop} | :: Santo Expedito do Sul (municipality) |
| Santo Graal {prop} {m} [mediaeval folklore] | :: Holy Grail (chalice used to catch Christ’s blood) |
| Santo Gral {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Santo Graal |
| Santo Hipólito {prop} | :: Santo Hipólito (municipality) |
| Santópolis do Aguapeí {prop} | :: Santópolis do Aguapeí (municipality) |
| Santos {prop} /ˈsɐ̃.tuʃ/ | :: Santos (municipality) |
| Santos {prop} {f} {m} | :: surname |
| Santos Dumont {prop} | :: Santos Dumont (municipality) |
| Santo Tirso {prop} /ˈsɐ̃tu ˈtiɾsu/ | :: Santo Tirso (city/and/municipality) |
| santuário {m} /ˌsɐ̃.tu.ˈa.ɾi.u/ | :: shrine (a place that is holy) |
| santuário {m} | :: sanctuary (place of safety, refuge or protection) |
| santuário {m} | :: a room where relics are kept |
| são {adj} /ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: sound, healthy (enjoying health and vigour of body, mind, or spirit) |
| são {adj} | :: sane (mentally sound; possessing a rational mind) |
| são {adj} | :: logically sound |
| são {m} | :: someone or something healthy |
| São {adj} | :: forms the titles of male saints whose names begin with a consonant |
| São Bento Abade {prop} | :: São Bento Abade (municipality) |
| São Bento do Sapucaí {prop} | :: São Bento do Sapucaí (municipality) |
| São Bento do Sul {prop} | :: São Bento do Sul (municipality) |
| São Bernardino {prop} | :: São Bernardino (municipality) |
| são bernardo {m} | :: alternative spelling of são-bernardo |
| são-bernardo {m} | :: Saint Bernard (a breed of dog) |
| São Bernardo {m} | :: alternative spelling of são-bernardo |
| São Bernardo {prop} {f} | :: clipping of São Bernardo do Campo |
| São Bernardo do Campo {prop} | :: São Bernardo do Campo (municipality) |
| São Bonifácio {prop} | :: São Bonifácio (municipality) |
| São Borja {prop} | :: São Borja (municipality) |
| São Brás de Alportel {prop} /sɐ̃w ˈβɾaʃ ðɨ ɐɫpuɾˈtɛɫ/ | :: São Brás de Alportel (village/and/municipality) |
| São Brás do Suaçuí {prop} | :: São Brás do Suaçuí (municipality) |
| São Caetano do Sul {prop} | :: São Caetano do Sul (municipality) |
| São Carlos {prop} | :: São Carlos (municipality) |
| São Carlos {prop} | :: São Carlos (municipality) |
| São Cristóvão do Sul {prop} | :: São Cristóvão do Sul (municipality) |
| São Cristóvão e Neves {prop} {m} | :: São Cristóvão e Neves (a <<country>> consisting of two <<islands>> in the <<r/Caribbean>>) |
| São Desidério {prop} | :: São Desidério (municipality) |
| São Domingos {prop} | :: São Domingos (municipality) |
| São Domingos {prop} | :: São Domingos (municipality) |
| São Domingos das Dores {prop} | :: São Domingos das Dores (municipality) |
| São Domingos do Prata {prop} | :: São Domingos do Prata (municipality) |
| São Domingos do Sul {prop} | :: São Domingos do Sul (municipality) |
| são e salvo {adj} /ˈsɐ̃w̃ ˈi ˈsaɫ.vu/ | :: safe and sound |
| São Felipe {prop} | :: São Felipe (municipality) |
| São Félix {prop} | :: São Félix (municipality) |
| São Félix de Minas {prop} | :: São Félix de Minas (municipality) |
| São Félix do Coribe {prop} | :: São Félix do Coribe (municipality) |
| São Fidélis {prop} | :: São Fidélis (municipality) |
| São Francisco {prop} {m} [Roman Catholicism] | :: Saint Francis |
| São Francisco {prop} {m} | :: São Francisco (municipality) |
| São Francisco {prop} {m} | :: São Francisco (river) |
| São Francisco {prop} {f} | :: São Francisco (city) |
| São Francisco {prop} {f} | :: clipping of São Francisco do Sul |
| São Francisco {prop} {f} | :: São Francisco (municipality) |
| São Francisco de Assis {prop} {m} | :: Francis of Assisi, Saint Francis |
| São Francisco de Assis {prop} {f} | :: São Francisco de Assis (municipality) |
| São Francisco de Itabapoana {prop} | :: São Francisco de Itabapoana (municipality) |
| São Francisco de Paula {prop} | :: São Francisco de Paula (municipality) |
| São Francisco de Paula {prop} | :: São Francisco de Paula (municipality) |
| São Francisco de Sales {prop} | :: São Francisco de Sales (municipality) |
| São Francisco do Conde {prop} | :: São Francisco do Conde (municipality) |
| São Francisco do Glória {prop} | :: São Francisco do Glória (municipality) |
| São Francisco do Sul {prop} | :: São Francisco do Sul (municipality) |
| São Gabriel {prop} | :: São Gabriel (municipality) |
| São Gabriel {prop} | :: São Gabriel (municipality) |
| São Geraldo {prop} | :: São Geraldo (municipality) |
| São Geraldo da Piedade {prop} | :: São Geraldo da Piedade (municipality) |
| São Geraldo do Baixio {prop} | :: São Geraldo do Baixio (municipality) |
| São Gonçalo {prop} | :: São Gonçalo (municipality) |
| São Gonçalo do Abaeté {prop} | :: São Gonçalo do Abaeté (municipality) |
| São Gonçalo do Pará {prop} | :: São Gonçalo do Pará (municipality) |
| São Gonçalo do Rio Abaixo {prop} | :: São Gonçalo do Rio Abaixo (municipality) |
| São Gonçalo do Rio Preto {prop} | :: São Gonçalo do Rio Preto (municipality) |
| São Gonçalo do Sapucaí {prop} | :: São Gonçalo do Sapucaí (municipality) |
| São Gonçalo dos Campos {prop} | :: São Gonçalo dos Campos (municipality) |
| São Gotardo {prop} | :: São Gotardo (municipality) |
| São Jerônimo {prop} | :: São Jerônimo (municipality) |
| São João Batista {prop} {m} | :: John the Baptist |
| São João Batista {prop} {f} | :: São João Batista (municipality) |
| São João Batista do Glória {prop} | :: São João Batista do Glória (municipality) |
| São João da Barra {prop} | :: São João da Barra (municipality) |
| São João da Boa Vista {prop} | :: São João da Boa Vista (municipality) |
| São João da Lagoa {prop} | :: São João da Lagoa (municipality) |
| São João da Madeira {prop} /sɐ̃w ʒuˈɐ̃w ðɐ mɐˈðɐjɾɐ/ | :: São João da Madeira (city/and/municipality) |
| São João da Mata {prop} | :: São João da Mata (municipality) |
| São João da Pesqueira {prop} /sɐ̃w ʒuˈɐ̃w dɐ pɨʃˈkɐjɾɐ/ | :: São João da Pesqueira (village/and/municipality) |
| São João da Ponte {prop} | :: São João da Ponte (municipality) |
| São João das Duas Pontes {prop} | :: São João das Duas Pontes (municipality) |
| São João das Missões {prop} | :: São João das Missões (municipality) |
| São João da Urtiga {prop} | :: São João da Urtiga (municipality) |
| São João de Iracema {prop} | :: São João de Iracema (municipality) |
| São João del-Rei {prop} | :: São João del-Rei (municipality) |
| São João de Meriti {prop} | :: São João de Meriti (municipality) |
| São João do Itaperiú {prop} | :: São João do Itaperiú (municipality) |
| São João do Manhuaçu {prop} | :: São João do Manhuaçu (municipality) |
| São João do Manteninha {prop} | :: São João do Manteninha (municipality) |
| São João do Oeste {prop} | :: São João do Oeste (municipality) |
| São João do Oriente {prop} | :: São João do Oriente (municipality) |
| São João do Pacuí {prop} | :: São João do Pacuí (municipality) |
| São João do Paraíso {prop} | :: São João do Paraíso (municipality) |
| São João do Pau-d'Alho {prop} | :: São João do Pau-d'Alho (municipality) |
| São João do Polêsine {prop} | :: São João do Polêsine (municipality) |
| São João do Sul {prop} | :: São João do Sul (municipality) |
| São João Evangelista {prop} {m} | :: John the Evangelist, John the Divine |
| São João Evangelista {prop} {f} | :: São João Evangelista (municipality) |
| São João Nepomuceno {prop} | :: São João Nepomuceno (municipality) |
| São Joaquim {prop} | :: São Joaquim (municipality) |
| São Joaquim da Barra {prop} | :: São Joaquim da Barra (municipality) |
| São Joaquim de Bicas {prop} | :: São Joaquim de Bicas (municipality) |
| São Jorge {prop} {m} | :: George of Lydda, Saint George |
| São Jorge {prop} {f} | :: São Jorge (municipality) |
| São José {prop} {m} | :: Saint Joseph |
| São José {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of San José |
| São José {prop} {f} | :: São José (municipality) |
| São José da Barra {prop} | :: São José da Barra (municipality) |
| São José da Bela Vista {prop} | :: São José da Bela Vista (municipality) |
| São José da Lapa {prop} | :: São José da Lapa (municipality) |
| São José da Safira {prop} | :: São José da Safira (municipality) |
| São José das Missões {prop} | :: São José das Missões (municipality) |
| São José da Varginha {prop} | :: São José da Varginha (municipality) |
| São José da Vitória {prop} | :: São José da Vitória (municipality) |
| São José de Ubá {prop} | :: São José de Ubá (municipality) |
| São José do Alegre {prop} | :: São José do Alegre (municipality) |
| São José do Barreiro {prop} | :: São José do Barreiro (municipality) |
| São José do Cedro {prop} | :: São José do Cedro (municipality) |
| São José do Cerrito {prop} | :: São José do Cerrito (municipality) |
| São José do Divino {prop} | :: São José do Divino (municipality) |
| São José do Goiabal {prop} | :: São José do Goiabal (municipality) |
| São José do Herval {prop} | :: São José do Herval (municipality) |
| São José do Hortêncio {prop} | :: São José do Hortêncio (municipality) |
| São José do Inhacorá {prop} | :: São José do Inhacorá (municipality) |
| São José do Jacuípe {prop} | :: São José do Jacuípe (municipality) |
| São José do Jacuri {prop} | :: São José do Jacuri (municipality) |
| São José do Mantimento {prop} | :: São José do Mantimento (municipality) |
| São José do Norte {prop} | :: São José do Norte (municipality) |
| São José do Ouro {prop} | :: São José do Ouro (municipality) |
| São José do Rio Pardo {prop} | :: São José do Rio Pardo (municipality) |
| São José do Rio Preto {prop} | :: São José do Rio Preto (municipality) |
| São José dos Ausentes {prop} | :: São José dos Ausentes (municipality) |
| São José dos Campos {prop} | :: São José dos Campos (municipality) |
| São José do Sul {prop} | :: São José do Sul (municipality) |
| São José do Vale do Rio Preto {prop} | :: São José do Vale do Rio Preto (municipality) |
| São Leopoldo {prop} | :: São Leopoldo (municipality) |
| São Lourenço {prop} {m} | :: Lawrence of Rome, Saint Lawrence |
| São Lourenço {prop} {m} | :: São Lourenço (river) |
| São Lourenço {prop} {f} | :: São Lourenço (municipality) |
| São Lourenço da Serra {prop} | :: São Lourenço da Serra (municipality) |
| São Lourenço do Oeste {prop} | :: São Lourenço do Oeste (municipality) |
| São Lourenço do Sul {prop} | :: São Lourenço do Sul (municipality) |
| São Ludgero {prop} | :: São Ludgero (municipality) |
| São Luís {prop} | :: São Luís (municipality/state capital) |
| São Luiz do Paraitinga {prop} | :: São Luiz do Paraitinga (municipality) |
| São Luiz Gonzaga {prop} | :: São Luiz Gonzaga (municipality) |
| São Manuel {prop} | :: São Manuel (municipality) |
| São Marcos {prop} {m} | :: Mark the Evangelist; Saint Mark |
| São Marcos {prop} {f} | :: São Marcos (municipality) |
| São Marinho {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of San Marino |
| São Marino {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of San Marino |
| São Martinho {prop} | :: São Martinho (municipality) |
| São Martinho {prop} | :: São Martinho (municipality) |
| São Martinho da Serra {prop} | :: São Martinho da Serra (municipality) |
| São Miguel Arcanjo {prop} | :: São Miguel Arcanjo (municipality) |
| São Miguel da Boa Vista {prop} | :: São Miguel da Boa Vista (municipality) |
| São Miguel das Matas {prop} | :: São Miguel das Matas (municipality) |
| São Miguel das Missões {prop} | :: São Miguel das Missões (municipality) |
| São Miguel do Anta {prop} | :: São Miguel do Anta (municipality) |
| São Miguel do Oeste {prop} | :: São Miguel do Oeste (municipality) |
| São Nicolau {prop} {m} | :: Nicholas of Myra, Saint Nicholas |
| São Nicolau {prop} {f} | :: São Nicolau (municipality) |
| São Nicolau {prop} {f} | :: One of the ten islands of Cape Verde |
| são-paulino {adj} [Brazil] | :: pertaining to, or related to São Paulo Futebol Clube |
| são-paulino {m} [Brazil] | :: a player or supporter of São Paulo Futebol Clube sports team, especially the association football (soccer) team |
| São Paulo {prop} {m} /ˈsɐ̃w̃ ˈpaw.lu/ | :: Paul the Apostle, Paul of Tarsus, Saint Paul |
| São Paulo {prop} {f} | :: São Paulo (municipality/state capital) |
| São Paulo {prop} {f} | :: São Paulo (state) |
| São Paulo das Missões {prop} | :: São Paulo das Missões (municipality) |
| São Pedro {prop} {m} | :: Peter the Apostle, Saint Peter |
| São Pedro {prop} {f} | :: São Pedro (municipality) |
| São Pedro da Aldeia {prop} | :: São Pedro da Aldeia (municipality) |
| São Pedro da Serra {prop} | :: São Pedro da Serra (municipality) |
| São Pedro das Missões {prop} | :: São Pedro das Missões (municipality) |
| São Pedro da União {prop} | :: São Pedro da União (municipality) |
| São Pedro de Alcântara {prop} | :: São Pedro de Alcântara (municipality) |
| São Pedro do Butiá {prop} | :: São Pedro do Butiá (municipality) |
| São Pedro dos Ferros {prop} | :: São Pedro dos Ferros (municipality) |
| São Pedro do Suaçuí {prop} | :: São Pedro do Suaçuí (municipality) |
| São Pedro do Sul {prop} /sɐ̃w ˈpeðɾu ðu ˈsuɫ/ | :: São Pedro do Sul (city/and/municipality) |
| São Pedro do Sul {prop} | :: São Pedro do Sul (municipality) |
| São Pedro do Turvo {prop} | :: São Pedro do Turvo (municipality) |
| São Pedro e Miquelon {prop} {f} | :: São Pedro e Miquelon (overseas territory) |
| São Petersburgo {prop} {f} | :: São Petersburgo (federal city) |
| São Romão {prop} | :: São Romão (municipality) |
| São Roque {prop} | :: São Roque (municipality) |
| São Roque de Minas {prop} | :: São Roque de Minas (municipality) |
| São Roque do Pico {prop} /sɐ̃w ˈʁɔk(ɨ) ðu ˈpiku/ | :: São Roque do Pico (village/and/municipality) |
| São Sebastião {prop} {m} | :: Saint Sebastian |
| São Sebastião {prop} {f} | :: São Sebastião (municipality) |
| São Sebastião da Bela Vista {prop} | :: São Sebastião da Bela Vista (municipality) |
| São Sebastião da Grama {prop} | :: São Sebastião da Grama (municipality) |
| São Sebastião da Vargem Alegre {prop} | :: São Sebastião da Vargem Alegre (municipality) |
| São Sebastião do Alto {prop} | :: São Sebastião do Alto (municipality) |
| São Sebastião do Anta {prop} | :: São Sebastião do Anta (municipality) |
| São Sebastião do Caí {prop} | :: São Sebastião do Caí (municipality) |
| São Sebastião do Maranhão {prop} | :: São Sebastião do Maranhão (municipality) |
| São Sebastião do Oeste {prop} | :: São Sebastião do Oeste (municipality) |
| São Sebastião do Paraíso {prop} | :: São Sebastião do Paraíso (municipality) |
| São Sebastião do Passé {prop} | :: São Sebastião do Passé (municipality) |
| São Sebastião do Rio Preto {prop} | :: São Sebastião do Rio Preto (municipality) |
| São Sebastião do Rio Verde {prop} | :: São Sebastião do Rio Verde (municipality) |
| São Sepé {prop} | :: São Sepé (municipality) |
| são seus olhos {phrase} | :: A phrase to humbly counter flattering by claiming that said good qualities are merely a distorting effect of the praiser's eyes |
| São Simão {prop} | :: São Simão (municipality) |
| São Thomé das Letras {prop} | :: São Thomé das Letras (municipality) |
| São Tiago {prop} | :: São Tiago (municipality) |
| São Tomás de Aquino {prop} | :: São Tomás de Aquino (municipality) |
| São Tomé {prop} {m} | :: Thomas the Apostle, Saint Thomas |
| São Tomé {prop} {f} | :: São Tomé (capital city) |
| São Tomé e Príncipe {prop} {m} | :: São Tomé e Príncipe (archipelago/and/country) |
| são-tomense {adj} | :: Sãotomense (of, from or relating to São Tomé and Príncipe) |
| são-tomense {mf} | :: a person from São Tomé and Príncipe |
| são-tomense {m} | :: Sãotomense; Forro (a Portuguese-based creole spoken in São Tomé) |
| São Valentim {prop} {m} | :: Saint Valentine |
| São Valentim {prop} {f} | :: São Valentim (municipality) |
| São Valentim do Sul {prop} | :: São Valentim do Sul (municipality) |
| São Valério do Sul {prop} | :: São Valério do Sul (municipality) |
| São Vendelino {prop} | :: São Vendelino (municipality) |
| São Vicente {prop} {m} /sɐ̃w viˈsẽt(ɨ)/ | :: Saint Vincent of Saragossa, patron saint of Lisbon |
| São Vicente {prop} {f} | :: São Vicente (village/and/municipality) |
| São Vicente {prop} {f} | :: São Vicente (municipality) |
| São Vicente {prop} {f} | :: São Vicente (island) |
| São Vicente {prop} {f} | :: São Vicente (city/and/municipality) |
| São Vicente {prop} {f} | :: São Vicente (city) |
| São Vicente {prop} {f} | :: São Vicente (island/and/municipality) |
| São Vicente {prop} {f} | :: São Vicente (city) |
| São Vicente {prop} {f} | :: São Vicente (island) |
| São Vicente de Minas {prop} | :: São Vicente de Minas (municipality) |
| São Vicente do Sul {prop} | :: São Vicente do Sul (municipality) |
| São Vicente e Granadinas {prop} | :: São Vicente e Granadinas (archipelago/and/country) |
| sapador {m} [military unit] | :: sapper (soldier responsible for digging underground galleries) |
| sapan {m} | :: alternative form of sapão |
| sapang {m} | :: alternative form of sapão |
| sapão {m} /sa.ˈpɐ̃w̃/ | :: sapan (Caesalpinia sappan, a tree of southeast Asia) |
| sapão {m} | :: augmentative of sapo |
| sapata {f} /sa.ˈpa.ta/ | :: shoe (something resembling a shoe (e.g. brake shoe)) |
| sapata {f} [construction] | :: shallow foundation |
| sapata {f} [Brazil, pejorative] | :: lesbian (female homosexual) |
| sapata {f} [regional, Rio Grande do Sul] | :: hopscotch |
| sapata {f} | :: a type of crude show |
| sapatão {f} [literally] | :: big shoe |
| sapatão {f} [Brazil, slang, chiefly pejorative] | :: lesbian woman; dyke |
| sapateado {m} /sɐ.pɐ.ˈtja.ðu/ | :: tap dance (rhythmic dance in which the heels and toes of the dancer’s shoes make a series of clicks) |
| sapateira {f} [Portugal, zoology] | :: edible crab (Cancer pagurus) |
| sapateira {f} [Brazil, zoology] | :: tapir |
| sapateira {f} | :: shoe cabinet (piece of furniture to store shoes) |
| sapateira {f} | :: female shoemaker; feminine noun of sapateiro |
| sapateiro {m} | :: cobbler; shoemaker (a person who makes or repairs shoes) |
| sapatênis {m} [Brazil] | :: a type of footwear that combines sneakers with traditional shoes |
| sapatilha {f} [footwear, Portugal] /sɐpɐˈtiʎɐ/ | :: a sneaker |
| sapatinho {m} | :: diminutive of sapato |
| sapatinho-de-judeu {m} | :: jewbush (Euphorbia tithymaloides, a low-growing tropical American shrub) |
| sapatinho-do-diabo {m} | :: jewbush (Euphorbia tithymaloides, a low-growing tropical American shrub) |
| sapato {m} /sɐ.ˈpa.tu/ | :: shoe |
| Sapeaçu {prop} | :: Sapeaçu (municipality) |
| sapeando {v} | :: gerund of sapear |
| sapear {v} [Brazil, slang] | :: to spy; to observe while concealed |
| sapeca {adj} | :: mischievous (causing mischief) |
| sapeca {mf} | :: a mischievous child |
| sapecar {v} | :: to scorch; to sear; to parch |
| sapiência {f} | :: sapience; wisdom |
| sapiente {adj} /ˌsapiˈẽt͡ʃi/ | :: wise; intelligent |
| Sapiranga {prop} | :: Sapiranga (municipality) |
| sapo {m} /ˈsa.pu/ | :: toad (amphibian in Anura with drier skin) |
| sapo a engolir {m} [rare] | :: hard pill to swallow (something that is difficult to accept) |
| saponina {f} | :: saponin (steroid glycoside) |
| saporra {contraction} [slang, vulgar] | :: contraction of essa porra |
| sappan {m} | :: alternative form of sapão |
| sapro- {prefix} | :: putrid, rotten matter |
| sapucaia {f} | :: sapucaia (any of several trees in the genus Lecythis) |
| Sapucaia {prop} | :: Sapucaia (municipality) |
| Sapucaia do Sul {prop} | :: Sapucaia do Sul (municipality) |
| Sapucaí-Mirim {prop} | :: Sapucaí-Mirim (municipality) |
| Saquarema {prop} | :: Saquarema (municipality) |
| saque {m} | :: withdrawal (of money) |
| saqué {m} | :: sake (Japanese rice wine) |
| saquê {m} | :: sake (Japanese rice wine) |
| saquear {v} | :: to plunder; to sack; to loot (to take all the goods of a place by force) |
| Sara {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Sara {prop} {f} [biblical character] | :: Sarah (wife of Abraham) |
| Sara {prop} {m} [Portugal] | :: Sara (desert) |
| sarabatana {f} | :: alternative form of zarabatana |
| sarado {adj} [Brazil, colloquial, of a person or parts of their body] /saˈɾadu/ | :: fit, muscular |
| sarado {adj} [Brazil, colloquial] | :: physically and mentally healthy |
| sarado {adj} [Brazil, colloquial] | :: bold, brave |
| sarado {adj} [Brazil, colloquial] | :: gluttonous (eating excessively) |
| sarado {adj} [Brazil, colloquial] | :: witty, clever |
| sarado {adj} [Brazil, colloquial, derogatory] | :: sly, treacherous |
| sarado {adj} [Rio de Janeiro, colloquial] | :: elegant, charming, good-looking |
| Saragoça {prop} {f} /sɐ.ɾɐ.ˈɣɔ.sɐ/ | :: Saragoça (province) |
| Saragoça {prop} {f} | :: Saragoça (capital city) |
| Saraievo {prop} {f} [Brazil] | :: alternative form of Sarajevo |
| saraiva {f} /sɐ.ˈɾaj.vɐ/ | :: hail (balls of ice) |
| Saraiva {prop} {mf} /sɐ.ˈɾaj.vɐ/ | :: surname |
| saraivada {f} /sɐɾajˈvaðɐ/ | :: hail storm |
| saraivar {v} /sɐ.ɾaj.ˈvaɾ/ | :: to hail |
| Sarajevo {prop} {f} [Portugal] | :: Sarajevo (capital city) |
| Sarajevo {prop} {f} [Portugal] | :: Sarajevo (canton) |
| sarampão {m} | :: violent attack of measles |
| sarampo {m} | :: measles |
| Sarandi {prop} | :: Sarandi (municipality) |
| Saransk {prop} {f} | :: Saransk (city/regional capital) |
| Sara Ocidental {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Saara Ocidental |
| sarapatel {m} /sa.ɾa.pa.ˈtɛw/ | :: sarapatel (Portuguese meat dish) |
| sarapatel {m} [slang] | :: commotion, tumult, hubbub |
| Sarapuí {prop} | :: Sarapuí (municipality) |
| sarar {v} /sɐˈɾaɾ/ | :: to heal; to heal up |
| Saratov {prop} {f} | :: Saratov (oblast) |
| Saratov {prop} {f} | :: Saratov (city/administrative center) |
| sarau {m} | :: soiree (formal evening reunion) |
| Saravia {prop} | :: surname |
| Sarawak {prop} {m} | :: Sarawak (state) |
| sarça {f} /ˈsaɾ.sɐ/ | :: thicket |
| sarça {f} | :: blackberry bush |
| sarça {f} | :: bramble |
| sarcasmo {m} /sɐɾ.ˈkaʒ.mu/ | :: sarcasm |
| sarcástico {adj} /sar.ˈkas.tʃi.kʊ/ | :: Containing sarcasm; sarcastic |
| sarcástico {adj} [of a person] | :: Prone to use sarcasm; sarcastic |
| sarcófago {m} /sɐχˈkɔfɐɡu/ | :: sarcophagus |
| sarcómero {m} [European orthography] | :: sarcomere (contractile unit in a striated muscle’s myofibril) |
| sarcômero {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of sarcómero |
| sarda {f} | :: freckle (small pigmentation spot on the skin) |
| sarda {f} | :: feminine noun of sardo |
| sarda {f} | :: mackerel |
| sardão {m} /sɐɾ.ˈðɐ̃w̃/ | :: ocellated lizard (Timon lepidus) |
| sardão {m} | :: holm oak (Quercus ilex) |
| Sardenha {prop} {f} | :: Sardenha (island/and/region) |
| sardenho {adj} | :: Sardinian (of, from or relating to Sardinia) |
| sardenho {m} | :: Sardinian (person from Sardinia) |
| sardenho {m} | :: Sardinian (any of several Romance languages spoken in Sardinia) |
| sardento {adj} | :: freckled |
| sardinha {f} /sɐɾ.ˈði.ɲɐ/ | :: sardine (any of several small, edible species of herring) |
| sardinha {f} | :: diminutive of sarda |
| sardo {adj} | :: Sardinian |
| sardo {m} | :: Sardinian (person) |
| sardo {m} [uncountable] | :: Sardinian (language) |
| sardo {adj} | :: freckled |
| Sardoá {prop} | :: Sardoá (municipality) |
| Sardoal {prop} {m} /sɐɾðuˈaɫ/ | :: Sardoal (village/and/municipality) |
| sardo campidanês {m} | :: Campidanese Sardinian (Sardinian lect spoken in Cagliari) |
| sardonicamente {adv} | :: sardonically |
| sardónico {adj} [European orthography] | :: sardonic (scornfully mocking) |
| sardónico {adj} [European orthography] | :: sardonic (ironically humorous) |
| sardônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of sardónico |
| sargaço {m} /sɐɾ.ˈɣa.su/ | :: sargasso, gulfweed |
| Sargão {prop} {m} | :: historical given name |
| sargento {mf} /sɐɾ.ˈʒẽ.tu/ | :: sergeant |
| sari {m} | :: sari (traditional dress used in India) |
| sarilho {m} /sɐ.ˈɾi.ʎu/ | :: reel; spool (cylinder around which a cable is wound) |
| sarin {m} /sa.ˈɾĩ/ | :: sarin (a neurotoxin used as a chemical weapon) |
| sarjeta {f} | :: gutter |
| Sarmácia {prop} {f} | :: Sarmácia (historical region) |
| sarna {f} [pathology] | :: scabies; mange (an infestation of parasitic mites Sarcoptes scabiei) |
| sarna {mf} [slang] | :: an irritating person |
| sarna {adj} [slang, of a person] | :: irritating |
| sarnento {adj} | :: mangy (afflicted with mange) |
| Sarney {prop} | :: José Sarney, the 31st president of Brazil (1985–1990) |
| sarongue {m} | :: sarong (garment made of printed cloth wrapped about the waist) |
| sarrabulho {m} /sɐ.ʁɐ.ˈβu.ʎu/ | :: Coagulated and cooked pig's blood |
| sarrafo {m} [construction] | :: beam (large piece of prepared timber) |
| Sarre {prop} {m} | :: Sarre (state) |
| sarro {m} | :: laugh (something that provokes mirth or scorn) |
| sarro {m} | :: mockery (the act of mocking) |
| sarro {m} | :: residue |
| sarro {m} | :: dregs; sediment (solid particles that accumulate on the bottom of a liquid) |
| sarro {m} | :: tobacco residue in a pipe |
| sarro {m} [firearms] | :: residual gunpowder in a firearm |
| sarro {m} | :: spot; stain |
| sarro {m} | :: nicotine stain |
| sarro {m} [pathology] | :: a white coating on the tongue that appears in sufferers of glossitis |
| sarro {m} [dentistry] | :: tartar (hard yellow deposit on the teeth) |
| sartriano {adj} [philosophy] | :: Sartrean (relating to Jean-Paul Sartre and his philosophical works) |
| sartriano {m} [philosophy] | :: Sartrean (a follower of Sartre’s theory) |
| Sarutaiá {prop} | :: Sarutaiá (municipality) |
| Saruwatari {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Sarzedo {prop} | :: Sarzedo (municipality) |
| Sasaki {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sashimi {m} /ˌsa.ʃi.ˈmi/ | :: sashimi (Japanese dish of thinly sliced fish or meat) |
| Saskatchewan {prop} {m} | :: Saskatchewan (province) |
| Saskatoon {prop} {f} | :: Saskatoon (city) |
| sastre {m} | :: alternative form of xastre |
| Satã {prop} {m} [Christianity] /sa.ˈtɐ̃/ | :: Satan; the Devil |
| Satanás {prop} {m} [Christianity] /ˌsa.ta.ˈna(j)s/ | :: Satan; the Devil |
| satânico {adj} [Christianity] | :: satanic (relating to Satan) |
| satânico {adj} | :: satanic; evil; diabolical |
| satânico {adj} | :: satanic (relating to Satanism) |
| satanismo {m} | :: Satanism (devil worship) |
| satanista {adj} | :: satanic (relating to Satanism) |
| satanista {mf} | :: satanist (one who worships Satan) |
| satanista {mf} | :: satanist (follower of LaVeyan Satanism) |
| Sátão {prop} /ˈsatɐ̃w/ | :: Sátão (village/and/municipality) |
| satay {m} | :: satay (Indonesian and Malaysian meat dish) |
| satélite {m} /sɐ.ˈtɛ.li.tɨ/ | :: satellite (object orbiting a celestial object) |
| sátira {f} [uncountable, literature] /ˈsa.t͡ʃi.ɾa/ | :: satire (literary technique) |
| sátira {f} | :: satire (a satirical work) |
| satiríase {f} /ˌsa.t͡ʃi.ˈɾi.a.zi/ | :: satyriasis (uncontrollable sexual desire in men) |
| satiricamente {adv} | :: satirically |
| satírico {adj} | :: satirical (of, pertaining to or being a satire) |
| sátiro {m} | :: satyr |
| Sátiro Dias {prop} | :: Sátiro Dias (municipality) |
| satisfação {f} /sɐ.tiʃ.fɐ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: satisfaction |
| satisfação {f} | :: gratification, enjoyment |
| satisfatoriamente {adv} | :: satisfactorily |
| satisfatório {adj} | :: satisfactory |
| satisfazendo {v} | :: gerund of satisfazer |
| satisfazer {v} /sɐ.tiʃ.fɐ.ˈzeɾ/ | :: to satisfy |
| satisfazer {v} | :: to give satisfaction |
| satisfazer {v} | :: to be satisfied |
| satisfeito {adj} /sɐ.tiʃ.ˈfɐj.tu/ | :: satisfied |
| Sato {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Satoshi {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| sátrapa {m} [historical] | :: satrap (governor of a Persian province) |
| satrapia {f} [historical] | :: satrapy (province of the Persian empire) |
| saturação {f} | :: saturation |
| saturação {f} | :: impregnation |
| saturado {adj} | :: saturated [all senses] |
| saturar {v} | :: to saturate (to cause to become penetrated or soaked) |
| saturniano {adj} | :: Saturnian |
| saturnino {adj} | :: saturnine, melancholy |
| saturnino {adj} | :: pertaining to the planet Saturn |
| Saturno {prop} {m} [Roman god] /sɐ.ˈtuɾ.nu/ | :: Saturn (god of fertility and agriculture) |
| Saturno {prop} {m} [astronomy] | :: Saturn (sixth planet of the Solar System) |
| satyríase {f} | :: obsolete spelling of satiríase |
| Saubara {prop} | :: Saubara (municipality) |
| saudação {f} /sɐ.uðɐˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: greeting |
| saudação romana {f} | :: Roman salute (gesture in which the arm is held out straight, with palm down and fingers touching) |
| saudade {f} /saw.ˈða.ðɨ/ | :: wistfulness, nostalgia, longing, the feeling of missing something or someone |
| Saudades {prop} | :: Saudades (municipality) |
| saudar {v} /sɐ.u.ˈðaɾ/ | :: to hail; to greet |
| saudável {adj} /sɐw.ˈða.vɛɫ/ | :: healthy; well (enjoying health) |
| saudável {adj} | :: healthy; healthful (conducive to health) |
| saúde {f} /sɐ.ˈu.ðɨ/ | :: health (state of being free from disease) |
| saúde {interj} | :: cheers (toast when drinking) |
| saúde {interj} | :: gesundheit; bless you (said to someone who has just sneezed) |
| Saúde {prop} | :: Saúde (municipality) |
| saüde {f} | :: obsolete spelling of saúde |
| saüdes {n} | :: obsolete spelling of saúdes |
| saudita {adj} | :: Saudi (of, from or relating to Saudi Arabia) |
| saudita {mf} | :: Saudi (person from Saudi Arabia) |
| saudosista {mf} | :: A nostalgic, idealistic, or melancholy person |
| saudoso {adj} | :: wistful (full of longing; missing) |
| sauí {m} | :: alternative form of sagui |
| sauiá {m} | :: cavy, guinea pig |
| sauim {m} | :: alternative form of sagui |
| Saul {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Saul (first king of Israel) |
| Saulo {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Saul (original name of Paul) |
| Saulo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| sauna {f} | :: sauna (room or a house designed for heat sessions) |
| saúva {f} | :: leaf-cutter ant of the genus Atta – a major agricultural pest |
| Sava {prop} {m} | :: Sava (river) |
| savana {f} | :: savanna (tropical grassland with scattered trees) |
| save {m} [colloquial, gaming] | :: save file (of a video game or computer game) |
| saveiro {m} | :: kind of wooden sailboat with one or two masts, usually with small draft and a relatively wide beam |
| sável {m} | :: allis shad (Alosa alosa, a fish of the Northeast Atlantic) |
| saviá {m} | :: alternative form of sauiá |
| savitu {m} | :: A male leafcutter ant of Atta genus |
| Savoia {prop} {f} | :: Savoia (historical region) |
| Savóia {prop} {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Savoia |
| saxão {m} /sak.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: Saxon (member of the Saxons, an ancient Germanic tribe) |
| saxão {m} [uncountable] | :: Saxon (language of the Saxons) |
| saxão {m} | :: Saxon (individual from the German state of Saxony) |
| saxão {adj} | :: of the Saxons (ancient Germanic tribe) |
| saxão {adj} | :: of Saxony |
| saxão {adj} | :: of the Saxon language |
| saxão {adj} | :: of England |
| saxífraga {f} | :: saxifrage (any plant in the genus Saxifraga) |
| saxofone {m} /ˌsak.so.ˈfo.ni/ | :: saxophone (a musical instrument of the woodwind family) |
| saxofonista {mf} | :: saxophonist (person who plays the saxophone) |
| Saxónia {prop} {f} [European orthography] | :: Saxónia (state) |
| Saxônia {prop} {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of Saxónia |
| saxónico {adj} [European orthography] | :: alternative form of saxônico |
| saxônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: Saxon (of, from or relating to Saxony) |
| saxónio {m} [European orthography] | :: Saxon (member of the ancient Saxon tribe) |
| saxónio {m} [European orthography] | :: Saxon (native or inhabitant of Saxony) |
| saxónio {adj} [European orthography] | :: Saxon (relating or belonging to the ancient Saxons) |
| saxónio {adj} [European orthography] | :: Saxon (of, from or relating to Saxony) |
| saxônio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of saxónio |
| saxônio {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of saxónio |
| sayr {v} | :: obsolete spelling of sair |
| sazão {f} /sɐ.ˈzɐ̃w̃/ | :: season (quarter of a year) |
| sazão {f} | :: a period of time favourable for a given activity |
| sazonal {adj} | :: seasonal |
| SC {prop} | :: abbreviation of Santa Catarina (Brazilian state) |
| scaner {m} [uncommon] | :: alternative form of escâner |
| scanner {m} | :: alternative form of escâner |
| scat {m} /is.ˈkɛ.tʃi/ | :: scat, coprophilia (sexual interest in feces) |
| scenário {m} | :: superseded spelling of cenário |
| scénico {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of cénico |
| scênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: superseded spelling of cênico |
| sceticismo {m} | :: superseded spelling of ceticismo |
| Schadenfreude {f} | :: schadenfreude (malicious enjoyment derived from observing someone else's misfortune) |
| scheelita {f} [mineral] | :: scheelite |
| Schiavone {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Schild {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Schleswig-Holstein {prop} {m} | :: Schleswig-Holstein (state) |
| schmier {f} | :: alternative form of chimia |
| schnapps {m} | :: alternative spelling of schnaps |
| schnaps {m} | :: schnapps (German distilled alcoholic liquor with fruit flavouring) |
| schnitzel {m} | :: schnitzel (a meat dish) |
| schola {f} | :: obsolete spelling of escola |
| Schroeder {prop} | :: Schroeder (municipality) |
| Schubert {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Schumann {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| schwa {m} [phonetics] | :: schwa (mid-central vowel) |
| Schwartz {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Schwarz {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Schwarzkopf {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Schwarzschild {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Schweitzer {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Schweizer {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sciencia {f} | :: superseded spelling of ciência |
| scientificamente {adv} | :: superseded spelling of cientificamente |
| scientifico {adj} | :: superseded spelling of científico |
| scientífico {adj} | :: superseded spelling of científico |
| sciêntífico {adj} | :: superseded spelling of científico |
| scintilar {v} | :: superseded spelling of cintilar |
| Scithia {prop} {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Cítia |
| Scitia {prop} {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Cítia |
| -scópico {suffix} | :: -scopic |
| -scópio {suffix} | :: -scope (forms the names of viewing instruments) |
| Scrabble {prop} {m} | :: Scrabble (board game with interlocking words) |
| scrapie {mf} /ˈskɾej.pi/ | :: scrapie (degenerative disease of sheep and goats) |
| screencast {m} | :: screencast |
| screenshot {m} [computing] | :: screenshot (image of computer screen output) |
| script {m} [acting] | :: script (text of the dialogue and action for a drama) |
| script {m} [computing] | :: script (source code that is interpreted rather than compiled) |
| Scythia {prop} {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Cítia |
| Scytia {prop} {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Cítia |
| se {pron} /sɨ/ | :: third-person singular and plural reflexive pronoun; himself; herself; itself; themself; themselves |
| se {pron} | :: third-person singular and plural reciprocal pronoun; each other; one another |
| se {pron} | :: second-person singular and plural reflexive and reciprocal pronoun, when used with second-person pronouns other than tu and vós; yourself; yourselves |
| se {pron} | :: forms the passive voice; be; get |
| se {pron} | :: impersonal reflexive pronoun; oneself |
| se {conj} | :: if (introduces a condition) |
| SE {prop} | :: abbreviation of Sergipe (Brazilian state) |
| sé {f} [Roman Catholicism] /ˈsɛ/ | :: see (the cathedral and region under the jurisdiction of a bishop) |
| Sé {f} | :: alternative form of sé |
| seabórgio {m} | :: seaborgium (chemical element with atomic number 106) |
| Seabra {prop} | :: Seabra (municipality) |
| se a carapuça serviu {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: if the shoe fits; if the cap fits |
| Sealand {prop} {f} | :: Sealand (micronation) |
| se a montanha não vem a Maomé, Maomé vai à montanha {proverb} | :: if the mountain won't come to Muhammad, Muhammad must go to the mountain |
| seara {f} /ˈsja.ɾɐ/ | :: cornfield |
| seara {f} | :: tilled land |
| seara {f} | :: harvest |
| Seara {prop} | :: Seara (municipality) |
| Seattle {prop} {f} | :: Seattle (city) |
| sebáceo {adj} [physiology] | :: sebaceous (of or relating to sebum) |
| sebastianismo {m} [Portuguese and Brazilian folklore] /sɨ.βɐʃ.tjɐ.ˈniʒ.mu/ | :: the belief that King Sebastian of Portugal (1554–1578) will return from the dead to lead the Portuguese or Brazilian people as a messiah |
| Sebastianismo {m} | :: alternative case form of sebastianismo |
| Sebastianópolis do Sul {prop} | :: Sebastianópolis do Sul (municipality) |
| Sebastião {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Sebastião Laranjeiras {prop} | :: Sebastião Laranjeiras (municipality) |
| Sebastopol {prop} {f} | :: Sebastopol (a <<port city>> in <<pen/Crimea>>, internationally recognized as part of <<c/Ukraine>> but de facto in <<c/Russia>>) |
| sebe {f} /ˈsɛ.bi/ | :: hedge (thicket of bushes planted in a row) |
| se bem que {conj} | :: albeit (despite its being; although) |
| sebenta {f} | :: notebook |
| sebenta {f} [Portugal] | :: textbook (formal manual of instruction) |
| Seberi {prop} | :: Seberi (municipality) |
| sebo {m} /ˈse.βu/ | :: sebum (oily substance produced by glands of the skin) |
| sebo {m} | :: tallow (hard animal fat) |
| sebo {m} [loosely] | :: grease; gunk; grime (sticky substance on the surface of things) |
| sebo {m} [Brazil] | :: a store where used media (especially books, but also CDs, vinyl records, magazines and such) are sold |
| se bobear {adv} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: nevertheless (in spite of what preceded) |
| seboso {adj} | :: covered in sebum |
| seboso {m} | :: a filthy person |
| seca {f} /ˈse.kɐ/ | :: act of drying |
| seca {f} [meteorology] | :: drought (period of unusually low rainfall) |
| seca {f} [colloquial, figurative] | :: nuisance; bore |
| secador {m} | :: dryer (any device that removes humidity) |
| secador {m} | :: clipping of secador de cabelo |
| secadora {f} | :: dryer, clothes dryer (household appliance for drying clothing) |
| secador de cabelo {m} | :: hairdryer (electrical appliance for drying hair) |
| secagem {f} | :: drying |
| se calhar {adv} | :: maybe; perhaps |
| secamente {adv} | :: dryly |
| secante {f} | :: secant |
| seção {f} [Brazilian orthography] /se.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: section (a cutting, a division) |
| seção cônica {f} | :: See main entry at cônica |
| seção rítmica {f} [music] | :: rhythm section (musicians who provide the accompaniment) |
| seção transversal {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of secção transversal |
| secar {vi} /sɨˈkaɾ/ | :: to dry (to become dry) |
| secar {vt} | :: to dry (to make dry) |
| secar {v} | :: to dry up (to deprive someone of something vital) |
| secar {vi} | :: to wither (to shrivel, droop or dry up) |
| secção {f} [European orthography] /sɛˈksɐ̃w̃/ | :: section (a cutting, a division) |
| secção transversal {f} [European orthography] | :: cross section (section formed by a plane cutting through an object) |
| seccar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of secar |
| secessão {f} | :: secession (the act of seceding) |
| secessionismo {m} | :: secessionism |
| seco {adj} /ˈse.ku/ | :: Devoid of liquids; dry |
| seco {adj} | :: Desiccated [of fruits and plants that have been desiccated] |
| seco {adj} | :: Withered |
| seco {adj} [figurative, of a person] | :: Insensible, apathetic, cold |
| seco {adj} [of a person] | :: Slender, thin |
| seco {adj} [of a person] | :: Unpolite, rude |
| seco {adj} [of a place] | :: Arid, desertic |
| se correr o bicho pega, se ficar o bicho come {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: damned if one does and damned if one doesn't |
| se correr o bicho pega, se ficar o bicho come {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: if one goes there will be trouble, and if one stays it will be double |
| secreção {f} | :: secretion |
| secretamente {adv} /sɨˌkɾɛtɐˈmẽtɨ/ | :: secretly |
| secretar {v} [physiology] | :: to secrete (to produce and ooze a substance) |
| secretaria {f} /sɨ.kɾɨ.tɐ.ˈɾi.ɐ/ | :: secretariat |
| secretaria {f} | :: registry; registration desk |
| secretaria {f} | :: secretary office |
| secretaria {f} | :: registrar office |
| secretária {f} /sɨ.kɾɨ.ˈta.ɾjɐ/ | :: feminine noun of secretário |
| secretária {f} | :: secretary (a type of desk) |
| secretária {f} [computing] | :: desktop (the main graphical user interface of an operating system) |
| secretária automática {f} | :: answering machine (device that automatically records voice mail) |
| secretariado {m} | :: secretaryship (the office or position of a secretary) |
| secretariado {m} | :: the occupation of being a secretary |
| secretariado {m} | :: secretariat (department of secretaries) |
| secretária electrónica {f} | :: superseded spelling of secretária eletrónica |
| secretária eletrónica {f} [European orthography] | :: answering machine (device that automatically records voice mail) |
| secretária eletrônica {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of secretária eletrónica |
| secretário {m} /sɨ.kɾɨ.ˈta.ɾju/ | :: secretary (a person keeping records and handling clerical work) |
| secretário {m} | :: secretary (head of a department of government) |
| secretário {m} | :: secretary bird (Sagittarius serpentarius) |
| secretário-geral {m} | :: Secretary General (chief administrator of an international body) |
| secretismo {m} | :: secrecy |
| secretismo {m} | :: secretiveness |
| secreto {adj} /sɨˈkɾɛtu/ | :: Being or kept hidden; secret |
| sector {m} /sɛk.ˈtoɾ/ | :: alternative form of setor |
| se cuida {phrase} | :: take care (a farewell) |
| secular {adj} | :: secular |
| secularização {f} | :: secularization |
| secularizar {vtr} | :: to secularize |
| secularmente {adv} | :: secularly |
| século {m} /ˈsɛ.ku.lu/ | :: century (time) |
| secundando {v} | :: gerund of secundar |
| secundanista {adj} | :: sophomore (person in the second year of school) |
| secundar {v} | :: to second |
| secundariamente {adv} | :: secondarily |
| secundário {adj} | :: secondary |
| secundário {adj} | :: inferior |
| secundário {adj} | :: subordinate |
| secundarista {adj} | :: relating to high school |
| secundinas {fp} | :: afterbirth (material expelled from the birth canal after childbirth) |
| secura {f} | :: dryness |
| secura {f} | :: drought |
| seda {f} [uncountable] /ˈse.dɐ/ | :: silk (a type of fiber) |
| seda {f} | :: a piece of silken cloth or silken clothes |
| sedã {m} | :: sedan; saloon (passenger car with separate compartments for engine, passenger and cargo) |
| sedan {m} | :: alternative spelling of sedã |
| sedar {vt} | :: to sedate (to tranquilise by giving a sedative) |
| sedativo {adj} | :: sedative, soothing |
| sedativo {m} | :: sedative, depressant |
| sede {f} /ˈse.ðɨ/ | :: thirst (a feeling of the need to drink) |
| sede {f} | :: [figurative] thirst; craving (eager desire) |
| sede {f} /ˈsɛ.ðɨ/ | :: headquarters; seat (a building, office or place that serves as the centre of an organisation’s administration) |
| sede {f} | :: [ecclesiastical] see; diocese (domain under a bishop’s jurisdiction) |
| sede {f} | :: venue; host (a building or place where a given event is held) |
| sêde {f} | :: obsolete spelling of sede (thirst) |
| Sede Nova {prop} | :: Sede Nova (municipality) |
| sedentário {adj} | :: sedentary (not moving around much) |
| sedentário {m} | :: a sedentary person |
| sedento {adj} | :: Needing to drink (liquids); thirsty |
| sedento {adj} | :: Craving (for something); thirsty |
| se Deus quiser {adv} | :: God willing; A common expression of hope (that a certain fact shall become true) related to religiousness |
| sediado {adj} | :: headquartered, based |
| sediar {v} [em] | :: to base |
| sediar {vp} | :: to establish, to settle |
| sedição {f} /ˌse.d͡ʒi.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: sedition (insurrection or rebellion) |
| sedicioso {adj} | :: seditious (of, relating to or involved in sedition) |
| sedimentação {f} | :: sedimentation |
| sedimentando {v} | :: gerund of sedimentar |
| sedimentar {adj} | :: sedimentary |
| sedimentar {v} | :: to deposit a sediment |
| sedimento {m} | :: sediment |
| sedimentologia {f} [geology] | :: sedimentology (the study of natural sediments) |
| Sedna {prop} {f} | :: Sedna (Inuit sea goddess) |
| Sedna {prop} {m} | :: Sedna (trans-Neptunian object) |
| sedoso {adj} /sɨˈðozu/ | :: silky |
| sedução {f} /sɨdʊˈsə̃ʊ̃/ | :: seduction |
| sedutor {adj} | :: Sexually attractive; sexy |
| sedutor {adj} | :: That seduces; that attracts; attractive; seductive; alluring; tempting |
| sedutora {f} | :: feminine noun of sedutor |
| seduzente {adj} | :: that seduces, seductive; attractive |
| seduzir {v} /sɨdʊˈziɾ/ | :: to seduce (induce someone to engage in a sexual relationship) |
| seduzir {v} | :: to seduce (win over or attract someone) |
| se é que você me entende {interj} | :: if you know what I mean (indicating a suggested or hinted idea) |
| se e somente se {conj} [logic] | :: if and only if (implies and is implied by) |
| se eu fosse você {phrase} | :: if I were you |
| sefardi {mf} /sɨ.fɐɾ.ˈði/ | :: Sephardi (a Jew of Iberian ancestry) |
| sefardi {adj} | :: Sephardic |
| sefardim {mf} /sɨ.fɐɾ.ˈðĩ/ | :: alternative form of sefardi |
| sefardim {adj} | :: alternative form of sefardi |
| sefardita {mf} /sɨ.fɐɾ.ˈði.tɐ/ | :: alternative form of sefardi |
| sefardita {adj} | :: alternative form of sefardi |
| segador {m} [agriculture] | :: reaper (one who reaps the crop) |
| segar {v} /sɨ.ˈɣaɾ/ | :: to scythe; to reap (to cut with a scythe) |
| segmentar {v} | :: to segment |
| segmento {m} [geometry] /seɡˈmẽtu/ | :: line segment |
| Segorbe {prop} | :: Segorbe (municipality) |
| Segóvia {prop} {f} | :: Segóvia (province) |
| Segóvia {prop} {f} | :: Segóvia (city/provincial capital) |
| segredar {vti} /ˌse.ɡɾe.ˈda(ʁ)/ | :: to whisper (to mention privately and confidentially, in a whisper) |
| segredo {m} /sɨˈɣɾeðu/ | :: secret |
| Segredo {prop} | :: Segredo (municipality) |
| segrêdo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of segredo |
| segredo de estado {m} | :: state secret (restricted information of national importance) |
| segredo de estado {m} [figurative] | :: a very well-kept secret |
| segregação {f} /sɨɣɾɨɣɐˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: segregation (that act or practice of keeping things or people apart) |
| segregacionismo {m} [politics] | :: segregationism (a policy of segregation) |
| segregar {vt} | :: to secrete (to slowly leak a substance) |
| segregar {vt} | :: to segregate (to keep apart) |
| segũdo {adv} [obsolete] | :: abbreviation of segundo |
| segũdo {m} [obsolete] | :: abbreviation of segundo |
| segueta {f} | :: hacksaw (fine-toothed, frame-mounted saw used to cut metal) |
| seguidamente {adv} | :: often |
| seguidor {m} /sɨɣiˈðoɾ/ | :: follower (one who follows: moves in the path of another thing) |
| seguidor {m} | :: follower (one who follows: adheres to the opinions, ideas or teachings of another) |
| seguidora {f} | :: female equivalent of seguidor |
| seguidor de acampamento {m} | :: camp follower (civilian who follows an army in order to provide services) |
| seguimento {m} | :: follow-up |
| seguinte {adj} /sɨ.ˈɣĩ.tɨ/ | :: next (following in a sequence) |
| seguinte {adj} | :: following (about to be specified) |
| seguinte {m} | :: next (one that follows after this one) |
| seguinte {m} | :: following (something to be mentioned immediately after) |
| seguir {v} /sɨ.ˈɡiɾ/ | :: to follow (to go or come after in physical space) |
| seguir o baile {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: proceed, resume; go along with (a situation one does not understand etc.) |
| seguir-se {vr} | :: to follow (to occur afterwards) |
| segunda {f} /sɨ.ˈɣũ.dɐ/ | :: Shortening of segunda-feira: Monday |
| segunda {adv} | :: Shortening of segunda-feira: on a Monday |
| segunda-feira {f} /sɨ.ɣũ.dɐ.ˈfɐj.ɾɐ/ | :: Monday (day of the week) |
| Segunda Guerra Mundial {prop} {f} | :: World War II (war from 1939 to 1945) |
| segunda intenção {f} [usually in the plural] | :: ulterior motive (secret motive for doing something) |
| segunda pessoa {f} [grammar] | :: second person (the form of a verb used when the subject of a sentence is the audience) |
| segunda pessoa do plural {f} | :: second-person plural |
| segunda pessoa do singular {f} | :: second-person singular |
| segundar {v} [Brazil, slang, impersonal] | :: to become Monday |
| segundo {m} /sɨ.ˈɣũ.du/ | :: second (1/60 of a minute) |
| segundo {m} | :: [loosely] second (extremely short period of time) |
| segundo {m} | :: the second one (anything that comes immediately after the first) |
| segundo {adj} | :: second (ordinal numeral for 2) |
| segundo {adj} | :: [loosely] second; subsequent; other; further (coming after the first) |
| segundo {adj} | :: secondary (lesser in importance or rank) |
| segundo {adv} | :: second (in second place) |
| segundo {prep} | :: according to (based on what is stated by) |
| segundo {conj} | :: as (at the same time that) |
| segundo {conj} | :: as (according to what) |
| segundo plano {m} | :: backburner (state of having lower priority) |
| segundo plano {m} | :: background (computing: activity not visible to the user) |
| segurador {m} | :: insurer, underwriter |
| seguradora {f} /se.ˌɡu.ɾa.ˈdo.ɾɐ/ | :: an insurance company |
| seguradora {f} | :: female equivalent of segurador |
| seguramente {adv} | :: certainly |
| segurança {f} /sɨ.ɣu.ˈɾɐ̃.sɐ/ | :: security; safety (condition of not being threatened) |
| segurança {f} [by extension] | :: any object related to the safety of something or some place |
| segurança {f} [military] | :: a set of devices designed to help avoid surprise attacks |
| segurança {f} | :: certainity; trust |
| segurança {f} [rare] | :: the act of holding or sustaining |
| segurança {f} [zoology] | :: the pregnancy of quadrupedals |
| segurança {mf} | :: watch; guard; doorman (person hired to ensure security or protecting an individual, group or place) |
| segurança social {f} [chiefly Portugal] | :: welfare (aid provided by a government to the poor) |
| segurar {v} /sɨ.ɣu.ˈɾaɾ/ | :: to hold; to grasp |
| segurar {v} | :: to make safe |
| segurar {v} | :: to hold back (act with reserve; contain one’s full measure or power) |
| segurar {v} | :: to hold back; to contain; to stop |
| segurar {v} | :: to insure (provide for compensation if some specified risk occurs) |
| segurar o rojão {v} [slang] | :: to deal with a problem |
| segurelha {f} | :: savory (any herb of genus Satureja) |
| seguridade {f} /sɨ.ɣu.ɾi.ˈða.ðɨ/ | :: safety, security |
| seguridade social {f} [chiefly Brazil] | :: welfare (aid provided by a government to the poor) |
| seguro {adj} /sɨ.ˈɣu.ɾu/ | :: safe; secure (free from danger) |
| seguro {adj} | :: sure; certain (without doubt) |
| seguro {adj} | :: self-confident; selfsecure (confident in one’s abilities) |
| seguro {m} [finance] | :: insurance (indemnity against a future occurrence of an uncertain event) |
| seguro {adv} | :: safe; safely (in a manner free from danger) |
| seguro de si {adj} | :: self-confident (confident in one’s abilities) |
| seguro de vida {m} | :: life insurance (insurance on the life of a person) |
| sei {interj} [sarcastic] /sɐj/ | :: yeah, right (sarcastic expression of disbelief) |
| Seia {prop} {f} /ˈsɐjɐ/ | :: Seia (city/and/municipality) |
| seichelense {adj} | :: Seychellois (of, from or relating the Seychelles) |
| seichelense {mf} | :: Seychellois (person from the Seychelles) |
| Seicheles {prop} {fp} | :: Seicheles (country/and/archipelago) |
| Seihei {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Seiji {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| sei lá {phrase} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: (I have) no idea |
| sei lá {phrase} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: I don't know |
| seio {m} /ˈsɐj.u/ | :: breast, bosom |
| seio {m} | :: womb |
| seio {m} [figuratively] | :: center, heart |
| seio {m} [anatomy] | :: sinus |
| seio {m} [rare] | :: chest |
| seio {m} [rare, geography] | :: bay, gulf |
| seio de Abraão {m} [Christianity] | :: Abraham's bosom (waiting place for the faithful dead) |
| seira {f} /ˈsɐj.ɾɐ/ | :: wicker basket |
| seira {f} | :: a basket for pressing olives |
| seis {num} /sɐjʃ/ | :: six |
| seis {m} | :: six |
| seiscentas {num} | :: feminine of seiscentos |
| seiscentésimo {ordinal num} | :: six hundredths |
| seiscentos {adj} /sɐjʃ.ˈsẽ.tuʃ/ | :: six hundred; 600 |
| seiscentos {m} | :: six hundred (the value of 600, or something with the value of 600) |
| seismologia {f} | :: seismology (the study of earthquakes) |
| seita {f} [religion] /ˈsej.ta/ | :: sect (religious movement) |
| seiva {f} | :: sap (circulating fluid of plants) |
| seix {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of seis |
| Seixal {prop} /sɐjˈʃaɫ/ | :: Seixal (city/and/municipality) |
| seixo {m} /ˈsɐj.ʃu/ | :: pebble (small stone) |
| seixo {m} [geology, Wentworth scale] | :: pebble (particle from 4 to 64 mm in diameter) |
| seixoeira {f} | :: knot (Tringa canutus, a species of wading bird) |
| seja como for {adv} [idiomatic] | :: in any case; at any rate; be that as it may |
| sela {f} /ˈsɛ.lɐ/ | :: saddle |
| selado {adj} | :: sealed |
| selagem {f} | :: stamp (act of stamping) |
| selagem {f} | :: the act of sealing something |
| selando {v} | :: gerund of selar |
| Selangor {prop} {m} | :: Selangor (state) |
| selar {v} | :: to seal; to stamp |
| selar {v} | :: to saddle |
| Selbach {prop} | :: Selbach (municipality) |
| seleçaõ {f} | :: obsolete spelling of seleção |
| seleção {f} /sɨlɛˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: selection (the process or act of selecting) |
| seleção {f} | :: selection (the elements which are chosen in a selection) |
| seleção {f} [sports] | :: a sports team that represents a region or organisation, such as a national sports team |
| seleção {f} [biology] | :: a process by which certain beings are excluded from the chance of passing their genes to future generations |
| seleção artificial {f} [biology] | :: artificial selection (intervention by humans in the genetic development of a species) |
| seleção natural {f} [evolutionary biology] | :: natural selection (process by which beneficial traits tend to be passed on to succeeding generations) |
| selecçaõ {f} | :: obsolete spelling of seleção |
| selecção {f} | :: obsolete form of seleção |
| seleccionado {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of selecionado |
| seleccionado {v} | :: obsolete spelling of selecionado |
| selecionado {adj} /se.ˌle.sjo.ˈna.du/ | :: selected (that has been selected or chosen) |
| selecionado {adj} | :: select; hand-picked (specially chosen) |
| selecionado {adj} | :: select (of exceptionally high quality) |
| selecionar {vt} /sɨ.lɛ.sju.ˈnaɾ/ | :: to select; to choose |
| selecionar {vt} [computing] | :: to select (define the objects or pixels to which operations will be applied) |
| selectar {v} | :: superseded spelling of seletar |
| seleiro {m} | :: saddler (person who makes or repairs saddles) |
| Selena {prop} {f} /se.ˈle.nɐ/ | :: given name |
| selenato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: selenate |
| Selene {prop} {f} [Greek god] /se.ˈle.ni/ | :: Selene (goddess of the moon) |
| seleneto {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: selenide |
| selénio {m} [Portugal] | :: selenium |
| selênio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of selénio |
| selenita {f} [mineral] /sɨlɨˈnitɐ/ | :: selenite |
| selenografia {f} [astronomy, geography] | :: selenography (study of the surface of the moon) |
| selenográfico {adj} | :: selenographic (of or pertaining to selenography) |
| selenóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of selenólogo |
| selenologia {f} /se.le.no.lo.ˈʒi.ɐ/ | :: selenology (the study of the Moon and moons) |
| selenólogo {m} [rare] | :: selenologist (one practices selenology) |
| seletar {v} | :: to select (to choose one or more elements from a set) |
| seletivamente {adv} | :: selectively |
| seletivo {adj} | :: selective |
| seleto {adj} | :: selected (that has been selected or chosen) |
| seleto {adj} | :: choice; select (especially good or preferred) |
| Selêucia {prop} {f} | :: Selêucia (ancient city) |
| selêucida {adj} | :: Seleucid (relating to the Macedonian dynasty that ruled parts of the Middle East from 312 BC – 63 BC) |
| selêucida {m} | :: Seleucid (a member of the Seleucid dynasty) |
| Seleuco {prop} {m} | :: Seleucus (Ancient Greek name) |
| selfie {f} {m} /ˈsɛw.fi/ | :: selfie (photographic self-portrait) |
| self-service {m} | :: self-service (the practice of serving oneself) |
| selim {m} | :: diminutive of sela |
| selim {m} | :: saddle (seat of a bicycle or motorcycle) |
| selinho {m} | :: diminutive of selo |
| selinho {m} [Brazil, colloquial] | :: a quick, often sudden kiss on the mouth |
| Selma {prop} {f} /ˈsɛw.mɐ/ | :: given name |
| selo {m} /ˈse.lu/ | :: seal (e.g., on a document) |
| selo {m} | :: stamp |
| selo de segurança {m} | :: seal (something which will be visibly damaged when a container is opened) |
| selva {f} /ˈsɛɫ.vɐ/ | :: jungle |
| selva {f} | :: woods, forest |
| selva {f} [figuratively] | :: mass, multitude, forest |
| selvagem {adj} /sɛɫ.ˈva.ʒɐ̃j̃/ | :: sylvan (of the woods) |
| selvagem {adj} | :: wild (not domesticated or tamed) |
| selvagem {adj} [derogatory] | :: savage; uncivilised |
| selvagem {adj} | :: brutal, vicious, merciless |
| selvagem {mf} | :: sylvan (one who resides in the woods) |
| selvagem {mf} | :: an impolite person |
| selvagem {mf} [pejorative] | :: savage (uncivilized or feral human; a barbarian) |
| selvageria {f} | :: savagery |
| selvageria {f} | :: ferocity, cruelty |
| sem {prep} /sɐ̃j̃/ | :: -less; without (not having, containing, characteristic of, etc.) |
| sem {prep} | :: [followed by infinitive] without (not doing or not having done something) |
| sem-abrigo {adj} | :: homeless (lacking a permanent residence) |
| semáforo {m} /sɨ.ˈma.fu.ɾu/ | :: traffic light |
| semáforo {m} | :: semaphore (visual signalling system) |
| semáforo {m} [computer architecture] | :: semaphore (token used to restrict and allow access to a shared resource) |
| semana {f} /sɨ.ˈmɐ.nɐ/ | :: week (7 days) |
| Semana de 22 {prop} {f} | :: Semana de Arte Moderna |
| Semana de Arte Moderna {prop} {f} | :: An arts festival in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, that ran from February 11 to February 18, 1922 and marked the beginning of the Brazilian Modernism |
| semana de trabalho {f} | :: working week; workweek (Monday to Friday) |
| semanal {adj} /sɨ.mɐ.ˈnaɫ/ | :: weekly (of or relating to a week) |
| semanal {adj} | :: weekly (happening once a week) |
| semanalmente {adv} | :: Every week; weekly |
| semanário {adj} | :: weekly |
| Semana Santa {prop} {f} [Christianity] | :: Holy Week (week preceding Easter) |
| semantema {m} [linguistics] | :: semanteme (indivisible unit of meaning) |
| semanticamente {adv} | :: semantically |
| semântico {adj} | :: semantic (of or relating to semantics or the meanings of words) |
| semba {f} [music genre] | :: semba (genre of traditional music and dance from Angola) |
| semblante {m} | :: countenance; face |
| semblante {m} | :: aspect; outward appearance |
| sem comentários {interj} | :: no comment (refusal to relay any further information) |
| sem dor, sem ganho {proverb} | :: no pain, no gain (discomfort is necessary to achieve goals) |
| sem dúvida {adv} | :: certainly; surely; without doubt (emphatic affirmative answer) |
| sêmea {f} /ˈse.mjɐ/ | :: fine flour: what is left from wheat flour after the separation of the bran; |
| sêmea {f} | :: fine bran: bran as a by-product of the production of refined grains |
| semeador {adj} /ˌsɨ.mjɐ.ˈðoɾ/ | :: seeding |
| semeador {m} | :: sower, seeder (person who plants seeds) |
| semeador {m} | :: seeding machine |
| semeador {m} | :: spreader |
| semeadura {f} [agriculture] /sɨmjɐˈðuɾɐ/ | :: broadcast (the act of scattering seed) |
| semear {v} /sɨˈmjaɾ/ | :: to sow, to seed |
| sem eira nem beira {adj} [idiomatic] | :: destitute; penniless (extremely poor) |
| semelfactivo {adj} [grammar] | :: semelfactive (denoting a momentary or punctiliar action) |
| semelhança {f} [uncountable] /sɨ.mɨ.ˈʎɐ̃.sɐ/ | :: resemblance (state of resembling) |
| semelhança {f} | :: an aspect or characteristic which is similar in two people or objects |
| semelhança {f} | :: appearance; aspect; look |
| semelhando {v} | :: gerund of semelhar |
| semelhante {adj} /sɨ.mɨ.ˈʎɐ̃.tɨ/ | :: Having characteristics or traces in common; alike; like; similar |
| semelhantemente {adv} | :: similarly |
| semelhantemente {adv} | :: alike |
| semelhar {v} /sɨ.mɨ.ˈʎaɾ/ | :: to resemble |
| se melhorar, estraga {phrase} [idiom] | :: Said of something that is very good, to a point that (literally or figuratively) it can't be improved further |
| sémen {m} [European orthography] | :: alternative form of sêmen |
| sêmen {m} [Brazilian orthography] /ˈse.mẽj̃/ | :: semen (male reproductory fluid) |
| semente {f} /sɨˈmẽtɨ/ | :: seed |
| semente {f} [figurative] | :: source, origin |
| sementeira {f} [agriculture] /sɨ.mẽ.ˈtɐj.ɾɐ/ | :: sown land |
| sementeira {f} [agriculture] | :: sowing season |
| sementeira {f} [agriculture] | :: a plant nursery |
| sementeira {f} [figurative] | :: origin, source |
| sementeira {f} [figurative] | :: diffusion, dispersion, spreading |
| sementeira {f} | :: female equivalent of sementeiro |
| semestral {adj} /sɨ.mɨʃ.ˈtɾaɫ/ | :: Occurring at intervals of six months; biannual |
| semestralmente {adv} | :: Every six months; half-yearly; biannually; semiannually |
| semestre {m} /sɨ.ˈmɛʃ.tɾɨ/ | :: a period of six months |
| semestre {m} | :: semester (half of school year) |
| sem falar de {conj} [idiomatic] | :: not to mention (used to introduce another important point) |
| sem falar de {conj} | :: See: pt sem falar de |
| sem graça {adj} | :: unfunny; not amusing |
| sem graça {adj} [of a person] | :: emotionally discomforted; embarrassed; ashamed |
| sem grilo {interj} | :: See: pt sem grilo |
| sem grilo {interj} | :: no problem (no thanks or apology is necessary) |
| semi- {prefix} | :: semi- (half) |
| semi- {prefix} | :: semi- (partially) |
| semianalfabeto {m} | :: semiliterate |
| semianalfabeto {m} | :: a pedant person |
| semianalfabeto {adj} | :: semiliterate |
| semianalfabeto {adj} [figuratively] | :: pedant (pretending to know things that one doesn't truly know) |
| semi-automática {f} | :: alternative spelling of semiautomática |
| semiautomática {f} | :: semi-automatic (a semi-automatic firearm) |
| semiautomático {adj} | :: semi-automatic (partially automatic) |
| semiautomático {adj} [of a firearm] | :: semi-automatic (loading the next shell automatically, but requiring the trigger to be squeezed for each shot) |
| semibreve {f} [music] | :: semibreve (musical note four beats long in 4/4 time) |
| semicerrar {v} | :: to partially close something |
| semicerrar {vi} | :: to squint (to look with the eyes partly closed) |
| semicírculo {m} | :: semicircle (half of a circle) |
| semicolcheia {f} [music] | :: semiquaver (a sixteenth note, drawn as a crotchet with two tails) |
| semicondutor {m} [physics] | :: semiconductor |
| semiconsciente {adj} | :: semiconscious (partially conscious) |
| semi-deus {m} | :: obsolete spelling of semideus |
| semideus {m} [mythology] /sɨ.mi.ˈðewʃ/ | :: demigod |
| semifinal {f} [sports] | :: semifinal (penultimate stage of a competition) |
| semifusa {f} [music] | :: hemidemisemiquaver (note played for 1/64 of the duration of a whole note) |
| sem igual {adj} | :: unique; without an equivalent |
| semiletrado {adj} | :: Partially instructed in letters; partially able to read; semiliterate |
| semiletrado {adj} | :: Partially educated |
| semilha {f} [regional, Portugal, Madeira] | :: potato |
| semimetal {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: metalloid |
| seminal {adj} [botany] | :: seminal (relating to seeds) |
| seminal {adj} [anatomy] | :: seminal (relating to semen) |
| seminal {adj} | :: seminal; creative; inventive |
| seminal {adj} | :: seminal (highly influential) |
| seminário {m} | :: seminary |
| seminário {m} | :: seminar |
| seminarista {mf} [Roman Catholicism] | :: seminarist (student at a seminary) |
| seminarista {mf} | :: seminarian (person who presents a seminar) |
| semínima {f} [music] | :: quarter note, crotchet |
| semi-nu {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of seminu |
| seminu {adj} /sɨ.mi.ˈnu/ | :: half-naked |
| seminude {m} [Internet slang] | :: a sexually provocative photograph that does not show intimate parts |
| semiologia {f} | :: semiotics (study of communication signs) |
| semiológico {adj} | :: semiological |
| semiólogo {m} /seˈmjɔ.lo.ɡu/ | :: semiologist, semiotician |
| semiótica {f} | :: semiotics (study of communication signs) |
| semi-recta {f} | :: obsolete spelling of semirreta |
| semi-reta {f} | :: obsolete spelling of semirreta |
| semirreta {f} [geometry] /sɨ.mi.ˈʁɛ.tɐ/ | :: ray (a line extending indefinitely in one direction from a point) |
| semita {mf} | :: Semite (member of the Semites, an ethnic group of the Middle East) |
| semita {adj} | :: Semitic (relating to the Semites) |
| semita {adj} [linguistics] | :: Semitic (relating to the Semitic language family) |
| sémita {f} [European orthography] /ˈsɛ.mi.tɐ/ | :: alternative form of senda |
| semítico {adj} | :: synonym of semita |
| semitom {m} [music] | :: semitone (interval between adjacent keys) |
| semivida {f} [physics] | :: half-life |
| semivogal {f} [phonetics] | :: semivowel |
| sem jeito {adj} | :: gawky, clumsy; awkward; |
| sem jeito {adj} | :: embarrassed |
| sem mais {interj} | :: enough! |
| sem mais {interj} | :: See: pt sem mais |
| sem mais nem menos {adv} [idiomatic] | :: Happening quickly and without warning; suddenly; unexpectedly; out of nowhere; out of the blue |
| sêmola {f} | :: semolina (hard grains of flour left after milling) |
| sem palavras {adj} | :: speechless (not knowing what to say) |
| sem par {adj} | :: nonpareil; unequalled; unique |
| sem parar {adv} | :: See: pt sem parar |
| sem parar {adv} | :: nonstop (extremely often) |
| sem pé e sem cabeça {adj} | :: alternative form of sem pé nem cabeça |
| Sem-Peixe {prop} | :: Sem-Peixe (municipality) |
| sem pé nem cabeça {adj} [of a story or statement, colloquial] | :: absurd, nonsensical or badly structured |
| sem pestanejar {adv} [idiomatic] | :: undoubtfully and immediately |
| sempiterno {adj} /sẽ.pi.ˈtɛɾ.nu/ | :: sempiternal, everlasting |
| sempre {adv} /ˈsẽ.pɾɨ/ | :: always (at all times) |
| sempre {adv} | :: always (regularly at stated intervals) |
| sem precedente {adj} | :: alternative form of sem precedentes |
| sem precedentes {adj} | :: unprecedented; unheard-of (never before seen or done) |
| sempre que {conj} | :: whenever |
| sem problemas {interj} | :: no problem (certainly (said when granting a request)) |
| sem problemas {interj} | :: no problem (no thanks (or apology) is necessary) |
| sem querer {adv} | :: inadvertently, unintentionally, accidentally |
| sem querer querendo {adv} | :: accidentally on purpose (deliberately but seemingly accidentally) |
| sem sal {adj} [idiom] | :: boring, dull, tedious |
| sem sal {adj} | :: See: pt sem sal |
| sem tamanho {adj} [idiom] | :: massive, gigantic, humongous |
| sem-teto {mf} | :: a homeless person |
| sem-teto {adj} | :: homeless (lacking a permanent residence) |
| sem tirar nem pôr {adv} [idiomatic] | :: nothing more, nothing less |
| sem vergonha {mf} | :: alternative spelling of sem-vergonha |
| sem vergonha {adj} | :: alternative spelling of sem-vergonha |
| sem-vergonha {mf} [Brazil, slang] | :: sleazebag; scumbag (morally reprehensible person) |
| sem-vergonha {adj} [Brazil, slang, of a person] | :: morally reprehensible |
| sena {f} [cards] /ˈse.nɐ/ | :: six (a card with six spots) |
| Sena {prop} {m} | :: Sena (river) |
| senado {m} | :: senate |
| senador {m} /sɨ.naˈðoɾ/ | :: senator (member of the senate) |
| senadora {f} | :: female equivalent of senador |
| Senador Amaral {prop} | :: Senador Amaral (municipality) |
| Senador Cortes {prop} | :: Senador Cortes (municipality) |
| Senador Firmino {prop} | :: Senador Firmino (municipality) |
| Senador José Bento {prop} | :: Senador José Bento (municipality) |
| Senador Modestino Gonçalves {prop} | :: Senador Modestino Gonçalves (municipality) |
| Senador Salgado Filho {prop} | :: Senador Salgado Filho (municipality) |
| senão {conj} /sɨˈnɐ̃w̃/ | :: else, otherwise; apart from, besides |
| se não pode vencê-los, junte-se a eles {proverb} | :: if you can't beat them, join them (if your adversaries are stronger than yourself, it is better to join them) |
| senciência {f} | :: sentience (a being's capacity of feeling) |
| senciente {adj} /sẽˈsjẽtɨ/ | :: sentient (experiencing sensation, thought or feeling) |
| senda {f} /ˈsẽ.dɐ/ | :: footpath |
| sendeiro {m} | :: track; trail (small, beaten path) |
| sendinês {m} | :: someone from the village of Sendim, Portugal |
| sendinês {m} [uncountable] | :: the dialect of Mirandese spoken around Sendim |
| sendinês {adj} | :: relating to the Mirandese dialect spoken in Sendim |
| sendo que {conj} | :: whereas (it being the case that) |
| senectude {f} /sɨnɛkˈtuðɨ/ | :: old age |
| Senegal {prop} {m} | :: Senegal (country) |
| Senegal {prop} {m} | :: Senegal (river) |
| senegalês {adj} | :: Senegalese (of, from or relating to Senegal) |
| senegalês {m} | :: Senegalese (person from Senegal) |
| senescência {f} | :: senescence |
| senha {f} /ˈsɐj.ɲɐ/ | :: password (a word used to gain access) |
| senha {f} | :: shibboleth (a word to distinguish someone as belonging to a particular group) |
| senheiro {adj} [obsolete] /sɨ.ˈɲɐj.ɾu/ | :: alone |
| senheiro {adj} [obsolete] | :: single |
| senhor {m} /sɨ.ˈɲoɾ/ | :: mister (title conferred to an adult male) |
| senhor {m} | :: sir (address to any male) |
| senhor {m} [military] | :: sir (address to a military superior) |
| senhor {m} | :: an old man |
| senhor {m} | :: an unspecified male |
| senhor {m} [historical] | :: feudal lord |
| senhor {m} | :: master (owner of a slave) |
| senhor {m} [honorific] | :: Sir (title given to a knight) |
| Senhor {prop} {m} | :: Lord (god) |
| Senhor {prop} {m} [Christianity] | :: Lord (Jesus) |
| senhôr {m} | :: obsolete spelling of senhor |
| senhora {f} /sɨ.ˈɲo.ɾɐ/ | :: A lady |
| senhora {f} | :: Mistress |
| Senhora {f} | :: Lady (aristocratic title for a woman) |
| Senhora de Oliveira {prop} | :: Senhora de Oliveira (municipality) |
| Senhora do Porto {prop} | :: Senhora do Porto (municipality) |
| Senhora dos Remédios {prop} | :: Senhora dos Remédios (municipality) |
| senhoras e senhores {mp} | :: ladies and gentlemen (used to address an audience) |
| Senhor do Bonfim {prop} | :: Senhor do Bonfim (municipality) |
| senhoria {f} /sɨ.ɲu.ˈɾi.ɐ/ | :: landlady |
| senhoria {f} | :: feminine noun of senhorio |
| senhorial {adj} | :: manorial |
| senhorial {adj} | :: seigniorial |
| senhorio {m} /sɨ.ɲu.ˈɾi.u/ | :: lordship; jurisdiction; overlordship (the condition of having power over something) |
| senhorio {m} | :: landlord (owner of a rented building) |
| senhorita {f} /se.ɲo.ˈɾi.tɐ/ | :: miss |
| senhorzinho {m} | :: diminutive of senhor |
| senil {adj} | :: senile (of, or relating to old age) |
| senil {adj} [often, offensive] | :: senile (exhibiting the deterioration of the mind) |
| senilidade {f} | :: senility |
| sénior {m} [European orthography] | :: senior (someone older than someone else) |
| sénior {m} [European orthography] | :: senior (someone deserving respect or reverence) |
| sénior {adj} [European orthography] | :: senior; older |
| sénior {adj} [European orthography] | :: senior (higher in rank, dignity or office) |
| sênior {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of sénior |
| sênior {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of sénior |
| Senna {prop} | :: surname |
| seno {m} [mathematics] /ˈsenu/ | :: sine |
| senoidal {adj} | :: sinusoidal (in the form of a sine wave) |
| senologia {f} [medicine] | :: Branch of medicine that specializes in problems of the breast |
| senra {f} /ˈsẽ.ʁɐ/ | :: alternative form of seara |
| sensaboria {f} | :: platitude |
| sensação {f} /sẽ.sɐ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: sensation |
| sensacional {adj} | :: sensational |
| sensacionalismo {m} | :: sensationalism |
| sensacionalista {adj} | :: sensationalist (characterised by sensationalism) |
| sensacionalista {mf} | :: sensationalist (one who indulges in sensational behaviour) |
| sensatamente {adv} | :: sensibly |
| sensatez {m} /ˌsẽ.sa.ˈte(j)s/ | :: sensibleness; common sense (the ability to make good judgements based on reason) |
| sensato {adj} /sẽ.ˈsa.tu/ | :: sensible |
| sensei {m} | :: sensei (martial arts instructor) |
| sensei {m} | :: sensei (a Japanese teacher or master) |
| sensibilidade {f} /sẽsiβiliˈðaðɨ/ | :: sensibility |
| sensibilidade {f} | :: susceptibility |
| sensitivo {adj} | :: sensitive (pertaining to the senses) |
| sensitivo {adj} | :: sensitive (responsive to stimuli) |
| sensitivo {adj} [parapsychology] | :: having or relating to psychic powers |
| sensitivo {m} [parapsychology] | :: psychic (a person who possesses extra-sensory abilities) |
| sensível {adj} | :: sensitive |
| sensível {adj} | :: tender, sore |
| sensível {adj} | :: sensible |
| sensível {adj} | :: delicate |
| sensivelmente {adv} | :: sensitively |
| sensivelmente {adv} | :: sensibly, visibly |
| sensivelmente {adv} | :: approximately, more or less |
| senso {m} /ˈsẽ.su/ | :: sense |
| senso {m} | :: conscious awareness |
| senso {m} | :: sound practical judgement |
| senso {m} | :: natural appreciation or ability |
| senso comum {m} | :: common sense (ordinary understanding) |
| senso-comum {m} | :: alternative spelling of senso comum |
| senso de humor {m} | :: sense of humour (the quality of an individual to find certain things funny) |
| sensor {m} | :: sensor (device or organ that detects certain external stimuli) |
| sensorial {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to a sensation or the senses; sensorial; sensory |
| sensual {adj} | :: Sexually attractive; sexy |
| sensualidade {f} | :: sensuality |
| sensualizar {v} | :: to sensualize |
| sensualizar {v} | :: to act in a sexy way or appear sexy |
| sentada {f} /sẽ.ˈta.ðɐ/ | :: sitting (period of time in which one is seated for a specific purpose) |
| sentado {adj} /sẽ.ˈta.ðu/ | :: seated |
| sentado {adj} | :: sitting |
| senta lá, Cláudia {phrase} | :: Used to express the dismissive or abrupt end of a conversation, statement, etc, or to label an argument presented by a rhetorical adversary as not credible. yeah, yeah; gimme a break |
| sentar {vt} /sẽ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to seat |
| sentar {vr} | :: to sit |
| sentar {v} [slang] | :: to twerk |
| sentar {v} [vulgar] | :: to ride (mount someone to have sex with them) |
| sentença {f} [legal] /sẽ.ˈtẽ.sɐ/ | :: sentence (decision of a jury) |
| sentença {f} | :: quote; proverb; maxim (a wise or classic saying) |
| sentença {f} [obsolete, grammar] | :: sentence (grammatically complete series of words) |
| sentenciar {v} | :: to sentence |
| sentencioso {adj} | :: sententious (tending to use aphorisms or maxims, especially given to trite moralising) |
| sentido {m} /sẽ.ˈti.ðu/ | :: sense (animals’ means of gathering data) |
| sentido {m} | :: sense (natural appreciation or ability) |
| sentido {m} | :: purpose; intention |
| sentido {m} | :: direction (path or course of a given movement) |
| sentido {m} [figurative] | :: direction (how something is turning out to be) |
| sentido {m} | :: point of view; standpoint; outlook |
| sentido {m} [semantics] | :: meaning (objects or concept that a word or phrase denotes) |
| sentido {adj} | :: felt (that has been experienced or perceived) |
| sentido {adj} | :: emotionally hurt |
| sentido {adj} | :: sad |
| sentido horário {m} | :: clockwise direction |
| sentidor {m} [nonce] | :: feeler (someone or something that feels something) |
| sentimental {adj} /sẽ.ti.mẽ.ˈtaɫ/ | :: sentimental |
| sentimentalismo {m} [uncountable] | :: sentimentalism (the condition of being overly sentimental) |
| sentimentalismo {m} | :: an overly sentimental act |
| sentimentalista {mf} | :: sentimentalist (person who is overly sentimental) |
| sentimentalista {adj} | :: sentimentalistic (tending to be overly sentimental) |
| sentimento {m} /sẽ.ti.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: feeling, emotion, sentiment |
| sentina {f} [nautical] | :: bilge (lowest part of a ship) |
| sentina {f} | :: toilet (device for depositing human waste and flushing it away) |
| sentinela {mf} /sẽ.ti.ˈnɛ.lɐ/ | :: sentinel, sentry |
| sentinela {mf} | :: guard, warder |
| Sentinela do Sul {prop} | :: Sentinela do Sul (municipality) |
| sentir {vt} /sẽ.ˈtiɾ/ | :: to sense; to feel (to perceive by means of biological senses) |
| sentir {vt} [specifically] | :: to feel (to feel with the skin or hands) |
| sentir {vt} | :: to feel (to experience an emotion or feeling [noun]) |
| sentir {vp} [copulative] | :: to feel (to experience an emotion or feeling [adjective]) |
| sentir {v} [subordinating] | :: to feel; to think (to vaguely expect that something is the case or will happen) |
| sentir {vt} | :: to feel (to experience the consequences of) |
| sentir {vt} | :: to be offended by (a comment) |
| sentir {vti} [chiefly sports] | :: to be significantly harmed by |
| sentir {v} [por, .usually sentir muito] | :: to be sorry, regretful |
| sentir {vt} [parapsychology or subordinating] | :: to foretell; to foresee |
| Sento Sé {prop} | :: Sento Sé (municipality) |
| senzala {f} [Brazil] | :: slave camp, slave quarters |
| se pá {adv} | :: (informal) maybe |
| sépala {f} [botany] | :: sepal (part of the calyx) |
| separação {f} /sɨ.pɐ.ɾɐ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: separation |
| separação {f} | :: segregation |
| separadamente {adv} /sɨpɐˌɾadɐˈmẽtɨ/ | :: separately (in a separate manner) |
| separado {adj} /ˌse.pa.ˈɾa.du/ | :: separate; separated (apart from something) |
| separado {adv} | :: separately (not together with the rest) |
| separador {m} | :: (computer) tab |
| separar {v} /sɨ.pɐ.ˈɾaɾ/ | :: to separate |
| separar o joio do trigo {v} [idiomatic] | :: separate the wheat from the chaff (to select only that which is of value) |
| separar o trigo do joio {v} | :: alternative form of separar o joio do trigo |
| separatismo {m} | :: separatism (advocacy for the political separation of a region) |
| separatista {adj} | :: separatist (seeking the separation of a country or territory) |
| separatista {mf} | :: separatist (one seeking the separation of a country or territory) |
| separável {adj} | :: separable |
| sépia {f} | :: cuttlefish (any squid-like mollusc of the genus Sepia) |
| sépia {f} | :: sepia (dark brown pigment) |
| Sepik Ocidental {prop} {m} [rare] | :: Sepik Ocidental (province) |
| seppuku {m} | :: seppuku (ritual Japanese suicide by disembowelment) |
| sepse {f} [pathology] | :: sepsis (serious medical condition in which the whole body is inflamed) |
| sépsia {f} | :: alternative form of sepse |
| sépsis {f} | :: alternative form of sepse |
| septicemia {f} [pathology] /ˌsep.t͡ʃi.se.ˈmi.ɐ/ | :: septicemia (disease caused by pathogens in the bloodstream) |
| septicémico {adj} [European orthography, pathology] /ˌsep.t͡ʃi.ˈse.mi.ku/ | :: septicaemic (pertaining to or affected with septicaemia) |
| septicêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of septicémico |
| séptico {adj} | :: septic |
| séptimo {ordinal num} | :: [Portugal] superseded spelling of sétimo |
| septingentésimo {ordinal num} | :: seven hundredths |
| septo nasal {m} [anatomy] | :: nasal septum (septum separating the nostrils) |
| septuagésimo {ordinal num} | :: seventieth |
| Septuaginta {prop} {f} | :: Septuagint (an ancient translation of the Hebrew Bible into Greek) |
| sepulchro {f} | :: obsolete spelling of sepulcro |
| sepulcro {m} | :: sepulchre (burial chamber) |
| sepultar {v} /sɨpuɫˈtaɾ/ | :: to entomb (to place in a tomb) |
| sepultar {v} [figurative] | :: to bury (to put an end to) |
| sepultura {f} /sɨ.puɫ.ˈtu.ɾɐ/ | :: grave (excavation for burial) |
| sequela {f} [pathology] | :: sequela (condition caused by an earlier disease or problem) |
| sequela {f} | :: consequence; effect |
| sequela {f} | :: sequence; series; string |
| sequela {f} | :: sequel (a following release in a series of films, books etc.) |
| sequela {f} | :: entourage (retinue of attendants, associates or followers) |
| seqüela {f} | :: obsolete spelling of sequela |
| sequência {f} /se.ˈkwẽ.sjɐ/ | :: sequence; series (set of things that come one after the other) |
| sequência {f} | :: follower (something that comes after another thing) |
| sequência {f} [Roman Catholicism] | :: sequence (musical composition used in some masses between the readings) |
| sequenciado {adj} | :: sequenced (made into a sequence) |
| sequenciado {adj} [genetics] | :: sequenced (whose sequence has been determined) |
| sequenciador {m} [electronics] | :: sequencer (device that activates components according to a preplanned sequence) |
| sequenciador {m} [music] | :: sequencer (device that stores sound for playback) |
| sequenciador {m} [molecular biology] | :: sequencer (device that determines the sequence of monomers in a polymer) |
| sequencial {adj} | :: sequential |
| sequencialmente {adv} | :: sequentially |
| sequer {adv} /sɨ.ˈkɛɾ/ | :: at least, at the least |
| sequer {adv} [when used in the negative] | :: even |
| sequestrador {m} | :: abductor; kidnapper |
| sequestramento {m} | :: sequestration |
| sequestrar {vt} | :: to kidnap; to abduct (to seize and detain a person unlawfully) |
| seqüestrar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of sequestrar |
| sequestro {m} /sɨ.ˈkwɛʃ.tɾu/ | :: kidnapping (the crime of taking a person against their will, sometimes for ransom) |
| seqüestro {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sequestro |
| séquiço {m} | :: eye dialect of sexo |
| sequioso {adj} | :: thirsty |
| sequioso {adj} | :: avid |
| séquito {m} | :: retinue; entourage (group of servants and followers) |
| sequoia {f} [sequoia] | :: redwood (Sequoia sempervirens, a very large coniferous tree of North America) |
| sequóia {f} | :: obsolete spelling of sequoia |
| ser {v} /seɾ/ | :: [copulative] to be (to have the given quality), especially a quality that is intrinsic or not expected to change, contrasting with estar which denotes a temporary quality |
| ser {vt} | :: to be (to be an example or type of, or the same thing as) |
| ser {v} | :: [auxiliary with a verb in the past participle] to be (forms the passive voice) |
| ser {v} | :: [impersonal] to be (indicates a point in time) |
| ser {v} | :: [em, -another locational preposition] to be in (to be located in) |
| ser {v} | :: [de] to be from (to have as one’s place of origin) |
| ser {v} | :: [de] to be (someone’s); to belong to |
| ser {v} | :: [para, de, .transitive, .or] to be for; to be to (to have as its purpose) |
| ser {v} | :: [para, .impersonal] to be supposed to; should (introduces an expected or demanded action) |
| ser {vt} | :: to be; to cost (to be worth a given amount of money) |
| ser {vi} | :: to happen; to take place; to occur |
| ser {v} | :: [por, a favor de, contra] to be against or in favour of |
| ser {vi} | :: [poetic] to exist; to be (a thing) |
| ser {vt} | :: [impersonal] used for emphasis |
| ser {m} | :: being (a living creature) |
| será {interj} /sɨ.ˈɾa/ | :: used to indicate doubt or uncertainty of something said, where English uses the sentence’s auxiliary verb followed by a pronoun |
| serac {m} [glaciology] | :: serac (a sharp ridge of ice between crevasses of a glacier) |
| seráfico {adj} [angelology] | :: seraphic (relating to the seraphim) |
| seráfico {adj} | :: seraphic (pure and sublime) |
| serafim {m} [biblical] | :: seraph (highest order of angels) |
| Serafina Corrêa {prop} | :: Serafina Corrêa (municipality) |
| serão {m} /sɨˈɾɐ̃w̃/ | :: overtime |
| serão {m} | :: evening |
| serapilheira {f} | :: burlap (strong, coarse cloth used to make sacks) |
| ser a praia de alguém {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be someone’s area of interest |
| será que {particle} | :: Used to introduce a yes-or-no question, especially one that the second person might not have a solid or simple answer to |
| serbo-croata {m} | :: alternative form of servo-croata |
| serbo-croata {adj} | :: alternative form of servo-croata |
| ser de casa {v} [Brazil, of a person] /ˈse(ʁ) d͡ʒi ˈka.zɐ/ | :: to be intimate enough that they can come to one’s house (or even go in or use things) without asking in advance |
| ser de comer rezando {v} [idiom, said of food] | :: to be exceptionally delicious |
| Serdenha {prop} {f} | :: obsolete form of Sardenha |
| sereia {f} /sɨ.ˈɾɐj.ɐ/ | :: mermaid (mythological woman with a fish's tail) |
| sereia {f} [figurative] | :: An attractive woman |
| sereio {m} | :: merman (legendary creature, human male from the waist up, fishlike from the waist down) |
| serelepe {adj} | :: peppy; energetic; lively |
| serelepe {m} | :: Sciurus aestuans (Brazilian squirrel) |
| serenamente {adv} | :: serenely |
| serenata {f} | :: serenade |
| serendipidade {f} | :: serendipity (unintended learning experience) |
| serendipismo {m} | :: serendipity (unintended learning experience) |
| serendipitia {f} | :: serendipity (unintended learning experience) |
| serenidade {f} /sɨ.ɾɨ.ni.ˈða.ðɨ/ | :: serenity (state of being serene, calm) |
| serenidade {f} [of the sky] | :: the state of being cloudless |
| sereno {adj} | :: serene; peaceful; calm; tranquil |
| sereno {adj} [of the weather] | :: serene, fair and unclouded |
| sereno {m} | :: dew (morning moisture) |
| sereno {m} [Brazil] | :: drizzle (light, short-lasting and thin rain) |
| sereno {m} [Brazil] | :: the fresh night air |
| Sergei {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Serguei |
| Sergey {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Serguei |
| Sergio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Sérgio {prop} {m} /ˈsɛʁ.ʒ(j)u/ | :: given name |
| sergipana {f} | :: female equivalent of sergipano |
| sergipano {adj} | :: of or from Sergipe |
| sergipano {m} | :: someone from Sergipe |
| Sergipe {prop} /sɛʁˈʒipi/ | :: Sergipe (state) |
| Serguei {prop} {m} /seʁ.ˈɡej/ | :: given name |
| Serguey {prop} {m} | :: rare spelling of Serguei |
| ser humano {m} /se.ɾu.ˈmɐ.nu/ | :: human being |
| seriação {f} /ˌse.ɾi.a.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: classification |
| seriação {f} | :: serialization |
| seriação {f} | :: ranking |
| seria cômico se não fosse trágico {proverb} | :: A common saying to describe something tragicomic, i.e. having both comic and tragic aspects |
| seriado {m} /se.ɾi.ˈa.du/ | :: series (television or radio programme) |
| seriado {adj} | :: divided in series |
| serial killer {mf} | :: serial killer (person who commits multiple murders) |
| seriamente {adv} /sɛɾjɐˈmẽtɨ/ | :: seriously |
| seriar {v} /ˌse.ɾi.ˈa(ʁ)/ | :: to classify |
| sericicultura {f} | :: sericulture |
| Sericita {prop} | :: Sericita (municipality) |
| sérico {adj} | :: silk (attributive); silky |
| sérico {adj} | :: serum (attributive) |
| série {f} /ˈsɛ.ɾi.ɨ/ | :: series (number of things or events that follow on one after the other) |
| série {f} | :: a substantial quantity of things |
| série {f} [Brazil, education] | :: grade (a level of pre-collegiate education) |
| série {f} [television, radio] | :: series (a program in which several episodes are broadcast in regular intervals) |
| série {f} [publishing] | :: book series (a series books having certain characteristics in common) |
| série {f} [mathematics] | :: sequence (an ordered list of objects) |
| série {f} [mathematics] | :: series (sum of the terms of a sequence) |
| seriedade {f} | :: gravity |
| seriedade {f} | :: seriousness |
| seriedade {f} | :: importance |
| série temporal {f} [data processing] | :: time series |
| serifa {f} [typography] /se.ˈɾi.fa/ | :: serif (short line in a font) |
| serigaita {f} | :: alternative form of sirigaita |
| seringa {f} | :: syringe |
| seringa {mf} [colloquial] | :: bore (boring person) |
| seringa {f} [Brazil] | :: any of several flowering plant species in the genus Hevea |
| seringueira {f} | :: rubber tree |
| seringueiro {m} | :: rubber harvester (typically, in the Amazon basin) |
| serio {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of sério |
| sério {adj} /ˈsɛ.ɾju/ | :: serious; solemn (without humor or expression of happiness) |
| sério {adj} | :: serious (leaving no room for play; needing great attention) |
| sério {adj} [of diseases and other medical conditions] | :: dangerous |
| sério {adj} | :: which can’t be joked about; no laughing matter |
| sério {adj} [of a disaster or accident] | :: grave |
| sério {adv} | :: concerning serious matters |
| sério {m} | :: a game in which two people stare at each other and the first one to laugh loses |
| sério {interj} | :: really? (indicating surprise at, or requesting confirmation of) |
| Sério {prop} | :: Sério (municipality) |
| sério-cómico {adj} [European orthography] | :: seriocomic (having both serious and comedic qualities) |
| sério-cômico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of sério-cómico |
| Seritinga {prop} | :: Seritinga (municipality) |
| Serizawa {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| ser mais {v} | :: to like better, to prefer |
| ser mais fácil a cobra fumar do que {v} | :: alternative form of ser mais fácil uma cobra fumar do que |
| ser mais fácil a cobra fumar que {v} | :: alternative form of ser mais fácil uma cobra fumar do que |
| ser mais fácil uma cobra fumar do que {v} [dated, idiomatic, impersonal] | :: indicates that something is extremely unlikely; when pigs fly; to find hen's teeth |
| sermão {m} /sɨɾˈmə̃ʊ/ | :: sermon |
| Sernancelhe {prop} /sɨɾnɐ̃ˈsɐʎ(ɨ)/ | :: Sernancelhe (village/and/municipality) |
| serôdio {adj} | :: late |
| Seropédica {prop} | :: Seropédica (municipality) |
| seropositivo {adj} | :: alternative form of soropositivo |
| serotonina {f} [neurotransmitter] | :: serotonin (a neurotransmitter) |
| serotoninérgico {adj} | :: alternative form of serotonérgico |
| Serpa {prop} {f} /ˈsɛɾpɐ/ | :: Serpa (city/and/municipality) |
| serpe {f} /ˈsɛɾ.pɨ/ | :: serpent, snake |
| serpe {f} [heraldry, mythology] | :: wyvern |
| serpe {f} [figuratively] | :: an ugly person |
| serpentão {m} [musical instruments] | :: serpent (old bass wind instrument) |
| serpentária {f} [pharmacology, historical] | :: serpentine (plant believed to cure snakebites) |
| serpentário {m} | :: secretary bird (Sagitarius serpentarius, a terrestrial bird of Africa) |
| serpentário {m} | :: a place where snakes are reared or kept |
| serpente {f} /sɨɾ.ˈpẽ.tɨ/ | :: serpent |
| serpentear {vi} | :: to snake (move in a winding path) |
| serpentear {vi} | :: to meander (have a winding course) |
| serpentiforme {adj} | :: serpentine; serpentiform (having the form of a snake) |
| serpentina {f} | :: serpentine (coiled distillation tube) |
| serpentina {f} [mineral] | :: serpentine (layered mineral consisting of magnesium and iron silicates) |
| serpentina {f} [historical] | :: serpentine (early type of cannon) |
| serpentinita {f} | :: alternative form of serpentinito |
| serpentinite {f} | :: alternative form of serpentinito |
| serpentinito {m} [geology] | :: serpentinite (a metamorphic rock) |
| serpentino {adj} | :: serpentine; sinuous (having the form of a snake) |
| serra {f} /ˈsɛ.ʁɐ/ | :: saw (tool) |
| serra {f} | :: chain (of mountains) |
| Serra Alta {prop} | :: Serra Alta (municipality) |
| Serra Azul {prop} | :: Serra Azul (municipality) |
| Serra Azul de Minas {prop} | :: Serra Azul de Minas (municipality) |
| serra circular {f} | :: circular saw (a power-saw with a circular cutting blade) |
| Serra da Saudade {prop} | :: Serra da Saudade (municipality) |
| serra de arco {f} | :: hacksaw (fine-toothed, frame-mounted saw used to cut metal) |
| serra de recortes {f} | :: jigsaw (narrow saw for cutting curves) |
| serra de vaivém {f} | :: jigsaw (narrow saw for cutting curves) |
| Serra do Ramalho {prop} | :: Serra do Ramalho (municipality) |
| Serra dos Aimorés {prop} | :: Serra dos Aimorés (municipality) |
| Serra do Salitre {prop} | :: Serra do Salitre (municipality) |
| Serra Dourada {prop} | :: Serra Dourada (municipality) |
| serragem {f} | :: sawdust (dust created by sawing) |
| serragem {f} | :: wood scobs |
| Serra Leoa {prop} {f} | :: Serra Leoa (country) |
| Serrana {prop} | :: Serrana (municipality) |
| Serra Negra {prop} | :: Serra Negra (municipality) |
| Serrania {prop} | :: Serrania (municipality) |
| Serrano {prop} | :: surname |
| Serranópolis de Minas {prop} | :: Serranópolis de Minas (municipality) |
| Serranos {prop} | :: Serranos (municipality) |
| Serra Preta {prop} | :: Serra Preta (municipality) |
| serrar {v} /se.ˈʁa(ɹ)/ | :: to saw (to cut with a saw) |
| serra tico-tico {f} | :: jigsaw (narrow saw for cutting curves) |
| serrilhado {m} | :: serration (a row of tooth-like projections) |
| serrilhado {m} [graphics] | :: aliasing (distortion caused by a low sampling rate) |
| serrilhado {adj} | :: serrated (having a row of tooth-like projections) |
| serrilhamento {m} | :: serration (a row of tooth-like projections) |
| serrilhamento {m} [graphics] | :: aliasing (distortion caused by a low sampling rate) |
| Serrinha {prop} | :: Serrinha (municipality) |
| Serro {prop} | :: Serro (municipality) |
| Serrolândia {prop} | :: Serrolândia (municipality) |
| serrote {m} | :: handsaw (hand tool used to saw wood) |
| sertã {f} /sərˈtɐ̃/ | :: frying pan |
| Sertã {prop} /sɨɾˈtɐ̃/ | :: Sertã (village/and/municipality) |
| sertanejo {adj} | :: from or relating to a rural, semi-arid area |
| sertanejo {adj} [loosely] | :: rural (from or relating to any less-populated area) |
| sertanejo {m} | :: someone from a rural, semi-arid area |
| sertanejo {m} [loosely] | :: rustic; countryman (someone from a less-populated area) |
| sertanejo {m} [music genre] | :: sertanejo (a genre of Brazilian folk music) |
| sertanejo {m} | :: a fan of sertanejo music |
| sertanojo {m} [derogatory] | :: sertanejo (a genre of Brazilian folk music) |
| sertão {m} [geography] | :: sertão |
| Sertão {prop} {m} | :: Sertão (municipality) |
| Sertão {prop} {m} | :: Sertão (geographical region) |
| Sertão Santana {prop} | :: Sertão Santana (municipality) |
| Sertãozinho {prop} | :: Sertãozinho (municipality) |
| serva {f} /ˈsɛɻ.vɐ/ | :: feminine noun of servo |
| serval {m} /sɨɾ.ˈvaɫ/ | :: serval (Leptailurus serval) |
| servente {mf} | :: assistant (one who is hired to perform regular, less important duties) |
| serventia {f} | :: usefulness (the quality of being useful) |
| sérvia {f} | :: feminine noun of sérvio |
| Sérvia {prop} {f} | :: Sérvia (country) |
| Sérvia e Montenegro {prop} {f} | :: Sérvia e Montenegro (former country) |
| serviçal {adj} /sɨɾviˈsaɫ/ | :: serviceable |
| serviçal {adj} | :: helpful |
| serviçal {m} | :: servant |
| serviço {m} [economics] /sɨɾ.ˈvi.su/ | :: service (work that is produced, traded, sold, then consumed) |
| serviço {m} | :: work; labour |
| serviço {m} | :: job; a task |
| serviço {m} | :: workplace |
| serviço {m} | :: the way a commercial establishment serves the costumers |
| serviço {m} [religion] | :: service (religious rite or ritual) |
| serviço de informações {m} | :: intelligence agency (governmental agency devoted to gathering information for national security) |
| serviço de mesa {m} | :: tableware (cutlery, crockery and glassware) |
| serviço secreto {m} | :: intelligence agency (governmental agency devoted to gathering information for national security) |
| servidão {f} /sɨɾ.vi.ˈðɐ̃w̃/ | :: serfdom |
| servidão {f} | :: servitude |
| servidor {m} /sɨɾviˈðoɾ/ | :: server, servant (one who serves) |
| servidor {m} [computing] | :: server (computer or program which provides services to other programs or users) |
| servidor proxy {m} [computing] | :: proxy server (server that acts as an intermediary between a user and another server) |
| servil {adj} | :: servile |
| servil {adj} | :: subservient |
| servindo {v} | :: gerund of servir |
| sérvio {adj} | :: Serbian; Serb (pertaining to Serbia and Serbians) |
| sérvio {adj} | :: Serbian (pertaining to the Serbian language) |
| sérvio {m} | :: Serbian; Serb (person from Serbia) |
| sérvio {m} [uncountable] | :: Serbian (Serbo-Croatian variety used in Serbia) |
| serviola {f} | :: cathead (heavy piece of timber for holding an anchor in position) |
| servir {vt} /sɨɾ.ˈviɾ/ | :: to serve (to work as a servant for someone) |
| servir {vt} [religion] | :: to serve (to worship a god) |
| servir {vt} | :: to serve (to give out or place down food or drink) |
| servir {v} [em] | :: to serve (to be part of an armed force) |
| servir {vi} | :: to suffice; to do (to be good enough for a task) |
| servir {v} [para, .subordinating] | :: to be for (to have as its purpose or utility) |
| servir como uma luva {v} | :: to fit like a glove |
| servitude {f} | :: servitude (the state of being a serf or slave) |
| servo {m} /ˈsɛɾvu/ | :: servant |
| servo {m} | :: serf |
| servo-croata {m} | :: Serbo-Croatian (South Slavic language spoken in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia) |
| servo-croata {adj} | :: Serbo-Croatian (pertaining to the Serbo-Croatian language) |
| sésamo {m} | :: sesame (Sesamum indicum, a plant) |
| sésamo {m} | :: sesame (seeds of the sesame plant) |
| Sesimbra {prop} {f} /sɨˈzĩbɾɐ/ | :: Sesimbra (village/and/municipality) |
| sesquióxido {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: sesquioxide |
| sessão {f} /se.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: session (a period devoted to a particular activity) |
| sessão espírita {f} | :: séance (a ceremony where people try to communicate with spirits) |
| sessenta {num} /sɨ.ˈsẽ.tɐ/ | :: sixty |
| sessenta {m} | :: sixty |
| sesta {f} /ˈsɛʃ.tɐ/ | :: nap (a short period of sleep, especially during the day) |
| sestércio {m} | :: sestertius (Roman coin) |
| sestra {f} /ˈsɛʃ.tɾɐ/ | :: the left hand or foot |
| sestra {f} | :: feminine noun of sestro |
| sestro {adj} /ˈsɛʃ.tɾu/ | :: Relating to or located on the left side |
| sestro {adj} | :: inauspicious; ominous (being a bad omen) |
| sestro {m} | :: habit (action performed repeatedly and automatically) |
| sestro {m} | :: fate; destiny |
| set {m} /ˈsɛ.t(ʃ)(i)/ | :: set (group of things in maths, tennis, cinema, etc.) |
| Set {prop} {m} | :: (Egyptian mythology) Set (god of Chaos) |
| seta {f} /ˈsɛ.tɐ/ | :: arrow |
| seta {f} | :: weapon |
| seta {f} | :: pointing symbol |
| seta do tempo {f} [physics] | :: arrow of time (direction of time in four dimensions) |
| sete {num} /ˈsɛ.t(ɨ)/ | :: seven |
| sete {m} | :: seven |
| Sete {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Seth (the third son of Adam and Eve) |
| Sete Barras {prop} | :: Sete Barras (municipality) |
| setecentas {num} | :: feminine of setecentos |
| setecentos {adj} /sɛ.tɨ.ˈsẽ.tuʃ/ | :: seven hundred; 700 |
| setecentos {m} | :: seven hundred (the value of 700, or something with the value of 700) |
| Sete de Setembro {prop} {m} | :: Independence Day, a national holiday in Brazil celebrated on September 7th to mark the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence from Portugal |
| Sete de Setembro {prop} {m} | :: Sete de Setembro (municipality) |
| seteira {f} | :: loophole |
| Sete Lagoas {prop} | :: Sete Lagoas (municipality) |
| setembro {m} /sɨ.ˈtẽ.bɾu/ | :: September |
| Setembro {m} | :: superseded spelling of setembro |
| setenta {num} /sɨ.ˈtẽ.tɐ/ | :: seventy |
| setenta {m} | :: seventy |
| setentrional {adj} | :: northern (situated in or relating to the north) |
| sete pecados capitais {mp} [Catholicism] | :: seven deadly sins |
| sete vidas {fp} [idiomatic] | :: nine lives (the ability to survive deadly situations) |
| sete vidas {fp} | :: See: pt sete vidas |
| sete virtudes {fp} [Catholicism] | :: seven virtues |
| Seth {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Set |
| setilhão {m} | :: septillion (1024) |
| Setim {prop} {mf} /se.ˈt(ʃ)ĩ/ | :: surname |
| setimanista {mf} | :: a seventh-year student |
| sétimo {ordinal num} /ˈsɛ.ti.mu/ | :: seventh |
| sétimo céu {m} | :: seventh heaven; cloud nine (state of great joy and satisfaction) |
| setingentésimo {ordinal num} | :: seven hundredths |
| Setogawa {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Setoguchi {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| setor {m} /sɛ.ˈtoɾ/ | :: sector; section (part, piece, subdivision of anything) |
| setor {m} [geometry] | :: sector (part of a circle, extending to the center) |
| setor {m} | :: sector; zone (designated area) |
| setor {m} [military] | :: sector (military operation area) |
| setor {m} [economics] | :: sector (a part of the economy) |
| setor {m} [Portugal, colloquial] /sɨ.ˈtoɾ/ | :: teacher |
| setra {f} [Brazil] | :: slingshot (device for shooting small projectiles) |
| Setsuan {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Sichuan |
| Setsuko {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| setter irlandês {m} | :: Irish Setter (a breed of gun dog) |
| setuagésimo {ordinal num} | :: seventieth |
| Setubal {prop} {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Setúbal |
| Setúbal {prop} {f} /sɨˈtubaɫ/ | :: Setúbal (district) |
| Setúbal {prop} {f} | :: Setúbal (city/and/municipality/district capital) |
| Setúbal {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Setubinha {prop} | :: Setubinha (municipality) |
| Setuval {prop} {f} | :: obsolete form of Setúbal |
| Setúval {prop} {f} | :: obsolete form of Setúbal |
| Setuvel {prop} {f} | :: obsolete form of Setúbal |
| Setúvel {prop} {f} | :: obsolete form of Setúbal |
| seu {pron} /sew/ | :: 2. personsg. possessivepronoun your; yours (when using the second-person pronoun você) |
| seu {pron} | :: 3. personsg. possessivepronoun his; her; its |
| seu {pron} | :: 3. personpl. possessivepronoun their; theirs |
| seu {pron} | :: 2. personpl. possessivepronoun your; yours (when using the second-person pronoun vocês) |
| seu {pron} | :: you (used before epithets for emphasis) |
| seu {m} | :: [familiar] mister (as a form of address) |
| Seul {prop} {f} /seˈuw/ | :: Seul (capital city) |
| seus {pron} /sewʃ/ | :: m. pl. form of possessive seu |
| seus {mp} [with article os] | :: his kin, folks, fellows, kind or friends |
| Sevastopol {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Sebastopol |
| severamente {adv} | :: severely (in a severe manner) |
| Sever do Vouga {prop} /sɨˈvɛɾ ðu ˈvowɣɐ/ | :: Sever do Vouga (village/and/municipality) |
| Severiano de Almeida {prop} | :: Severiano de Almeida (municipality) |
| severidade {f} /sɨ.vɨ.ɾi.ˈða.ðɨ/ | :: severity |
| Severínia {prop} | :: Severínia (municipality) |
| severo {adj} /sɨ.ˈvɛ.ɾu/ | :: severe |
| severo {adj} | :: strict |
| Sevilha {prop} {f} /sɨˈvi.ʎɐ/ | :: Sevilha (capital city) |
| Sevilha {prop} {f} | :: Sevilha (province) |
| se você não pode vencê-los, junte-se a eles {proverb} | :: alternative form of se não pode vencê-los, junte-se a eles |
| sexagenário {adj} | :: sexagenarian |
| sexagenário {m} | :: sexagenarian |
| sexagésimo {ordinal num} | :: sixtieth |
| sexagésimo {mf} | :: sixtieth |
| sex appeal {m} | :: sex appeal (sexual attractiveness) |
| sexar {v} [zoology] | :: to sex (to determine the sex of) |
| sexcentésimo {ordinal num} | :: six hundredths |
| sexismo {m} | :: sexism (discrimination based on gender) |
| sexo {m} /ˈsɛk.su/ | :: gender |
| sexo {m} | :: sex (the act) |
| sexo anal {m} | :: anal sex |
| sexo, drogas e rock and roll {m} [idiomatic] | :: sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll (indulgent and pleasurable activities) |
| sexo, drogas e rock 'n roll {m} | :: alternative form of sexo, drogas e rock and roll |
| sexo, drogas e rock 'n' roll {m} | :: alternative form of sexo, drogas e rock and roll |
| sexo frágil {m} | :: women as a whole, womankind; fair sex, weaker sex |
| sexóloga {f} | :: female equivalent of sexólogo |
| sexologia {f} | :: sexology |
| sexologista {mf} | :: sexologist |
| sexólogo {m} | :: sexologist |
| sexo oral {m} /ˌsɛ.kswo.ˈɾaw/ | :: oral sex (stimulation of the genitals using the mouth) |
| sexo por telefone {m} | :: phone sex (an erotic or sexual telephone conversation between two or more people) |
| sexo seguro {m} | :: safe sex (sexual activity that minimises risks of STDs or pregnancy) |
| sex shop {m} | :: sex shop (shop that sells sexual merchandise) |
| sex symbol {mf} | :: sex symbol (person who embodies sexual ideals) |
| sexta {f} /ˈses.tɐ/ | :: Shortening of sexta-feira: Friday |
| sexta {adv} | :: Shortening of sexta-feira: on a Friday |
| sexta-feira {f} /sɐjʃ.tɐ.ˈfɐj.ɾɐ/ | :: Friday (day of the week) |
| Sexta-Feira Negra {prop} {f} | :: Black Friday (any of several catastrophic events that happened on a Friday) |
| Sexta-Feira Negra {prop} {f} [uncommon] | :: Black Friday (period with widespread discounts after the fourth Tuesday of November) |
| sexta-feira santa {f} | :: alternative spelling of Sexta-feira Santa |
| Sexta-feira Santa {f} [Christianity] | :: Good Friday (the Friday before Easter Sunday, the commemoration of the day on which Christ was crucified) |
| Sexta-Feira Santa {f} | :: alternative spelling of Sexta-feira Santa |
| sextante {m} | :: sextant (navigational instrument used to measure the angle between any two visible objects) |
| sextante {m} [geometry] | :: sextant (one sixth of a circle) |
| sextar {v} [Brazil, slang] | :: to enjoy Friday; to have fun (especially on Friday) |
| sextar {v} [Brazil, slang, impersonal] | :: to become Friday |
| sexteto {m} [music] | :: sextet (composition for six voices or instruments) |
| sexteto {m} [music] | :: sextet (group of six musicians) |
| sextilhão {m} | :: sextillion (1021) |
| sextilião {m} | :: alternative form of sextilhão |
| sexto {ordinal num} /ˈsɐjʃ.tu/ | :: sixth |
| Sexto Mandamento {prop} {m} [Christianity] | :: Sixth Commandment (the divine law against murder) |
| sexto sentido {m} [parapsychology] | :: sixth sense (extrasensory perception) |
| sextou {interj} | :: thank God it's Friday |
| sexuado {adj} [biology] | :: involving sex |
| sexuado {adj} [biology, of a species] | :: having individuals distinguished by sex |
| sexual {adj} /sɛˈkswaɫ/ | :: sexual |
| sexualidade {f} | :: sexuality |
| sexualização {f} | :: sexualisation (act or process of sexualising) |
| sexualmente {adv} | :: sexually |
| sexy {adj} [of a person] /ˈsɛk.si/ | :: sexy (having sexual appeal) |
| Seychelles {prop} {fp} | :: alternative spelling of Seicheles |
| seys {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of seis |
| seyta {f} | :: obsolete spelling of seita |
| seyxo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of seixo |
| sezão {f} | :: ague |
| Sfax {prop} {f} | :: Sfax (city) |
| sgraffito {m} | :: alternative form of esgrafito |
| shahada {f} | :: alternative spelling of chahada |
| shaitan {m} [Arab mythology] | :: shaitan (an evil djinn or devil) |
| Shakespeare {prop} {m} | :: Shakespeare (William Shakespeare, English playwright) |
| shalom {interj} | :: shalom (Jewish greeting or farewell) |
| shampoo {m} | :: alternative spelling of xampu |
| Shangai {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Xangai |
| Shanghai {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Xangai |
| sharia {f} | :: alternative spelling of charia |
| shashlik {m} | :: alternative spelling of chachlik |
| Shavuot {prop} {m} [Judaism] | :: Shavuot; Pentecost (Jewish spring festival) |
| shawarma {m} | :: shawarma (Middle Eastern sandwich-like wrap) |
| Sheila {prop} {f} /ˈʃej.lɐ/ | :: given name |
| shekel {m} | :: sheqel (currency unit in Israel) |
| Shenzhen {prop} {f} | :: Shenzhen (major sub-provincial city) |
| 's Hertogenbosch {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of 's-Hertogenbosch |
| 's-Hertogenbosch {prop} {f} | :: 's-Hertogenbosch (city/and/capital/and/municipality) |
| Shibata {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| shift {m} | :: shift (button on a keyboard) |
| Shigeko {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Shigeo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| shiitake {m} /ʃi.i.ˈta.ki/ | :: shiitake (Lentinula edodes, an edible mushroom) |
| Shima {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Shimabara {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Shimabukuro {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Shimada {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Shimahara {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Shimakawa {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Shimamura {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Shimauchi {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Shimazaki {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Shimazu {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Shimizu {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Shimla {prop} {f} | :: Shimla (city/state capital) |
| Shimoji {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Shimura {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Shingaki {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Shinpei {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Shirakawa {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Shiraz {f} | :: Shiraz (variety of black grape) |
| Shiraz {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Xiraz |
| Shiroma {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| shitake {m} | :: alternative spelling of shiitake |
| Shiva {prop} {m} [Hindu god] /ˈʃi.vɐ/ | :: Shiva (god of destruction and transformation) |
| Shiva Nataraja {prop} {m} [Hinduism] | :: Nataraja (dancing posture of the Hindu god Shiva) |
| Shizuko {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Shoá {prop} {f} [historical] | :: Holocaust; Shoah (the mass murder of 6 million Jews by Nazi Germany) |
| shogunato {m} | :: alternative spelling of xogunato |
| Shohei {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Shoji {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Shoma {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| shopping {m} /ˈʃɔ.pĩŋ/ | :: shopping center |
| shopping {m} | :: mall |
| short {m} | :: shorts (pants that do not go lower than the knees) |
| shorts {mp} | :: alternative form of short |
| shoshone {m} | :: Shoshone (member of the Shoshone people, a native ethnic group of the United States) |
| shoshone {m} [uncountable] | :: Shoshone (the Uto-Aztecan language spoken by the Shoshone) |
| shoshoni {m} | :: alternative form of shoshone |
| show {m} /ˈʃow/ | :: show (a entertainment performance event) |
| show {m} [slang, often used in dar um show] | :: the action of crying or yelling out loud in order to protest or complain about something, often in the context of a discussion or argument |
| show {adj} [Brazil, slang] | :: amazing; awesome |
| show biz {m} | :: alternative spelling of showbiz |
| show-biz {m} | :: alternative spelling of showbiz |
| showbiz {m} | :: showbusiness (the entertainment industry) |
| showbizz {m} | :: alternative spelling of showbiz |
| show business {m} | :: alternative spelling of showbusiness |
| showbusiness {m} | :: showbusiness (the entertainment industry) |
| show de aberrações {m} | :: freak show (shocking exhibition of people with unusual characteristics) |
| show de bola {adj} [Brazil, slang] | :: awesome; amazing |
| show de bola {adj} | :: See: pt show de bola |
| showmício {m} | :: A political rally with a musical concert |
| showzinho {m} | :: diminutive of show |
| shoyo {m} | :: alternative form of shoyu |
| shoyu {m} | :: soy sauce (condiment made from fermented soybeans) |
| shuriken {mf} | :: shuriken (throwing blade with multiple points used by ninjas) |
| si {pron} [following a preposition] /si/ | :: oneself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, yourselves, themselves |
| si {m} | :: si (musical note) |
| si {conj} | :: eye dialect of se |
| sialagogo {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: sialogogue (any drug that increases the flow of saliva) |
| sialogogo {m} | :: alternative form of sialagogo |
| siamês {adj} [historical] | :: Siamese (of, from or relating to Siam) |
| siamês {m} [historical] | :: Siamese (person from Siam) |
| siamês {m} | :: Siamese cat (breed of domestic cat) |
| Sião {prop} {m} | :: Sião (hill) |
| Sião {prop} {m} [historical] | :: Siam (the former name of Thailand) |
| siba {f} | :: cuttlefish (any squid-like mollusc of the genus Sepia) |
| Síbaris {prop} {f} | :: Síbaris (an <<ancient>> Greek <<city>> and <<colony>> in southern <<c/Italy>>) |
| sibarita {mf} [historical] | :: Sybarite (person from Sybaris) |
| sibarita {mf} | :: sybarite (person devoted to pleasure and luxury) |
| sibarita {adj} [historical] | :: of, from or relating to Sybaris |
| sibarita {adj} [of a person] | :: devoted to pleasure and luxury |
| Sibéria {prop} {f} [geography] | :: Sibéria (geographical region) |
| Sibéria {prop} {f} [geopolitics] | :: Sibéria (geographical region) |
| siberiana {f} | :: female equivalent of siberiano |
| siberiano {adj} | :: Siberian (from, of or pertaining to Siberia) |
| siberiano {m} | :: Siberian (a person from Siberia) |
| sibila {f} | :: sibyl |
| sibilante {adj} | :: sibilant (characterised by a hissing sound) |
| sibilante {f} [phonetics] | :: sibilant (a hissing sound) |
| sibilar {v} | :: to hiss; to sibilate (to make a hissing sound) |
| sibilino {adj} | :: sibylline |
| sibilo {m} | :: hiss (sound made by a snake, cat, escaping steam, etc.) |
| sic {adv} | :: sic (used to indicate that a quoted word has been transcribed exactly as found in the source text) |
| sicário {m} | :: hitman (person hired to kill someone) |
| Sichuan {prop} {m} | :: Sichuan (province) |
| Sicília {prop} {f} | :: Sicília (island/and/region) |
| siciliana {f} | :: feminine noun of siciliano |
| siciliano {adj} | :: Sicilian (of, from or relating to Sicily) |
| siciliano {m} | :: Sicilian (person from Sicily) |
| siciliano {m} | :: Sicilian (Romance language spoken in Sicily) |
| sicofanta {mf} /sikofˈɐ̃ta/ | :: sycophant |
| sicómoro {m} | :: sycamore (Ficus sycomorus, a species of maple native to Europe and Southwestern Asia) |
| sicômoro {m} | :: alternative form of sicómoro |
| sicrano {m} | :: so-and-so; Jack (placeholder name) |
| SIDA {f} {m} | :: AIDS; acronym of síndrome da imunodeficiência adquirida |
| Sidarta {prop} {m} [Buddhism] | :: Siddhartha (name of Buddha) |
| sideral {adj} [astronomy] | :: sidereal (of or relating to the stars) |
| sidéreo {adj} [astronomy] | :: sidereal (of or relating to the stars) |
| siderita {f} [mineral] | :: siderite |
| sideróforo {m} | :: siderophore |
| Siderópolis {prop} | :: Siderópolis (municipality) |
| siderurgia {f} | :: iron and steel industry |
| siderúrgico {adj} | :: steel (especially the steel industry) (attributive) |
| Sidnei {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Sydney |
| Sidnei {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Sydney |
| Sídnei {prop} {m} /ˈsid͡ʒ.nej/ | :: given name |
| Sidney {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Sydney |
| Sidney {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Sydney |
| Sidom {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Sídon |
| Sidon {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Sídon |
| Sídon {prop} {f} /ˈsi.dõ/ | :: Sídon (ancient city-state) |
| Sídon {prop} {f} | :: Sídon (city) |
| sidónio {m} [European orthography] | :: Sidonian (person from Sidon) |
| sidónio {adj} [European orthography] | :: Sidonian (of or relating to Sidon) |
| sidônio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of sidónio |
| sidônio {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of sidónio |
| sidra {f} /ˈsiðɾɐ/ | :: cider (alcoholic beverage made from apples) |
| siemens {m} | :: siemens |
| sievert {m} /ˈsi.vɐɾt/ | :: sievert |
| sifaca {m} | :: sifaka (a medium-sized lemur of the genus Propithecus) |
| sifão {m} | :: siphon (a bent pipe or tube with one end lower than the other) |
| sifão {m} | :: trap (bent tube used to prevent the flow of gases) |
| sífilis {f} | :: syphilis |
| sifilítico {adj} | :: Of or relating to syphilis; syphilitic |
| sifilítico {adj} | :: Infected with syphilis; syphilitic |
| sifonado {adj} [of plumbing or an appliance connected to plumbing] | :: having a trap (bent tube) |
| sigilo {m} /si.ˈʒi.lu/ | :: secrecy |
| sigiloso {adj} | :: secretive (characterised by secrecy) |
| sigla {f} /ˈsi.ɡla/ | :: acronym (word formed by initial letters) |
| sigla {f} | :: monogram (letter or other symbol that stands for a word or name) |
| siglagem {f} | :: acronymization (the act of turning a phrase into an acronym) |
| siglário {m} | :: acronictionary (dictionary of acronyms) |
| siglas poveiras {fp} /ˈsiɡlɐʃ pɔˈvejɾɐʃ/ | :: a protowriting system used in Póvoa de Varzim, Portugal, to identify families, fishing boats or ownership, as house marks, and for mystical purposes |
| siglomania {f} [rare] | :: acronymania (enthusiastic creation and use of acronyms) |
| sigma {m} | :: sigma (name of the Greek letter Σ, σ) |
| sigmatismo {m} | :: lisp; sigmatism (speech impediment in which a person cannot articulate sibilants) |
| sigmatismo {m} [literature, poetry] | :: excessive repetition of sibilants |
| signatário {adj} | :: signatory |
| signatário {m} | :: signatory |
| significação {f} | :: significance |
| significado {m} /siɡ.ni.fi.ˈka.ðu/ | :: meaning, significance |
| significância {f} | :: significance (the extent to which something matters) |
| significante {adj} | :: meaningful |
| significante {m} [linguistics] | :: meaning, significance, the thing that is signified |
| significantemente {adv} | :: significantly |
| significar {vt} | :: to mean (to have a particular meaning) |
| significar {vt} [often taking que and a subordinate clause] | :: to mean; to signify (to indicate a consequence) |
| significativamente {adv} | :: significantly |
| significativo {adj} /siɡ.ni.fi.ka.ˈt͡ʃi.vu/ | :: significant |
| signo {m} /ˈsiɡ.nu/ | :: zodiac sign |
| signo-de-salomão {m} [Portuguese folklore] | :: a Star of David or pentagram used as a talisman to ward off evil entities |
| signo zodiacal {m} | :: astrological sign |
| sikh {adj} | :: Sikh (relating to Sikhism) |
| sikh {mf} | :: Sikh (an adherent of Sikhism) |
| sikhismo {m} | :: Sikhism (a monotheistic religion of northern India) |
| Sikkim {prop} {m} | :: Sikkim (state) |
| sílaba {f} /ˈsi.lɐ.bɐ/ | :: syllable |
| silabário {m} [orthography] | :: syllabary (table or list of syllables) |
| silabário {m} [orthography] | :: syllabary (writing system where each character represents a complete syllable) |
| silábico {adj} | :: syllabic |
| silano {m} [chemistry] | :: silane |
| silenciador {m} | :: silencer (someone or something that silences other things or people) |
| silenciador {m} | :: silencer (firearm attachment used to reduce firing noise) |
| silenciar {vt} | :: to silence; to quiet (to make something or someone silent) |
| silêncio {m} /si.ˈlẽ.sju/ | :: silence (the lack of any sound) |
| silenciosamente {adv} | :: silently (in a silent manner) |
| silencioso {adj} /si.lẽ.ˈsjo.zu/ | :: silent |
| silencioso {adj} | :: quiet |
| silente {adj} /silˈẽtɘ/ | :: silent |
| silente {adj} | :: quiet |
| silepse {f} [rhetoric] | :: syllepsis |
| Silésia {prop} {f} | :: Silésia (historical region) |
| silesiano {adj} | :: Silesian (of, from or relating to Silesia) |
| silesiano {m} | :: Silesian (person from Silesia) |
| sílex {m} | :: flint (hard, fine-grained quartz which generates sparks when struck) |
| sílex córneo {m} [geology] | :: chert (fine-grained silica-rich sedimentary rock) |
| sílfide {f} /ˈsiw.fi.d͡ʒi/ | :: feminine noun of silfo |
| sílfide {f} | :: sylph (slender woman or girl) |
| silfo {m} [mythology] | :: sylph (the elemental being of air) |
| silhueta {f} /si.ˈʎwe.tɐ/ | :: silhouette (representation of the outlines of an object filled in with a black color) |
| silhueta ampulheta {f} | :: alternative form of silhueta de ampulheta |
| silhueta de ampulheta {f} | :: hourglass figure (body with a narrow waist and wide bust and hips) |
| sílica {f} | :: silica |
| silicatada {f} [inorganic chemistry] | :: silicate |
| silicato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: silicate |
| sílice {m} | :: alternative form of sílex |
| silício {m} | :: silicon |
| siliconado {adj} [said of breasts] | :: that underwent a breast augmentation procedure |
| silicone {m} [chemistry] | :: silicone (any of a class of inert compounds of silicon) |
| silicoso {adj} | :: siliceous |
| silo {m} [agriculture] | :: silo (vertical building for storing grain) |
| silo {m} [military] | :: silo (underground missile facility) |
| silogismo {m} [logic] /ˌsi.lo.ˈʒis.mo/ | :: syllogism (inference from two or more premises) |
| silte {m} [geology] | :: silt (fine earth deposited by water) |
| silva {f} /ˈsiɫ.vɐ/ | :: blackberry |
| Silva {prop} {mf} /ˈsiɫ.vɐ/ | :: surname |
| Silva Jardim {prop} | :: Silva Jardim (municipality) |
| silvanita {f} [mineral] | :: sylvanite |
| silvar {v} | :: to hiss |
| silvar {v} | :: to whistle |
| Silveira {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Silveira Martins {prop} | :: Silveira Martins (municipality) |
| Silveirânia {prop} | :: Silveirânia (municipality) |
| Silveiras {prop} | :: Silveiras (municipality) |
| Silvério {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Silvério {prop} {mf} | :: surname, the 427nd most common surname in Brazil |
| silver tape {mf} | :: duct tape (multipurpose adhesive tape) |
| Silves {prop} | :: Silves (city/and/municipality) |
| silvestre {adj} /siɫ.ˈvɛʃ.tɾɨ/ | :: That has grown in a woodland; woodland |
| Silvestre {prop} {m} /siw.ˈvɛs.tɾi/ | :: given name |
| Silvestre {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Silvia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Sílvia {prop} {f} /ˈsiw.vjɐ/ | :: given name |
| Silvianópolis {prop} | :: Silvianópolis (municipality) |
| silvicultor {m} | :: silviculturist; forester (person who farms trees) |
| silvicultura {f} | :: forestry; silviculture (the science and practice of growing trees) |
| silvina {f} [mineral] | :: sylvite |
| Silvio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Sílvio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| silvo {m} | :: hiss; whistle |
| sim {interj} /sĩ(j̃)/ | :: yes (affirmative answer) |
| sim {adv} | :: indeed; do (used for emphasis in affirmative expressions) |
| sim {m} | :: yes; yea (an affirmative answer) |
| Simam {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Simão |
| Simaõ {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Simão |
| Simão {prop} {m} /si.ˈmɐ̃w̃/ | :: given name |
| Simão Pereira {prop} | :: Simão Pereira (municipality) |
| simbiose {f} [biology] | :: symbiosis |
| simbolicamente {adv} | :: symbolically (in a symbolic manner) |
| simbólico {adj} /sĩ.ˈbɔ.li.ku/ | :: symbolic (relating to symbols) |
| simbólico {adj} | :: symbolic (being a symbol; representative of something) |
| simbólico {adj} | :: symbolic (having an implicit meaning) |
| simbolismo {m} | :: symbolism (representation of a concept) |
| simbolizando {v} /sĩ.bu.li.ˈzɐ̃.du/ | :: gerund of simbolizar |
| simbolizar {v} /sĩ.bu.li.ˈzaɾ/ | :: to symbolize, represent, typify |
| símbolo {m} /ˈsĩ.bu.lu/ | :: symbol |
| Símbolo de Niceia {prop} {m} | :: Nicene Creed (official creed of the early Christian church stating tenets of the Christian faith) |
| Símbolo de Nicéia {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Símbolo de Niceia |
| Símbolo dos Apóstolos {prop} {m} [Christianity] | :: Apostles' Creed (statement of Christian belief) |
| simbologia {f} /sî.bo.lo.ˈʒi.a/ | :: symbology |
| simbolologia {f} | :: alternative form of simbologia |
| Símbolo Niceno {prop} {m} [Christianity, historical] | :: Nicene Creed (official creed of the early Christian church stating tenets of the Christian faith) |
| sim e não {phrase} | :: yes and no (when answering a yes-no question, implies that the answer is relative and may be both yes and no) |
| sim e não {phrase} | :: See: pt sim e não |
| Simeonoff {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Simeonov {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| simetria {f} [geometry] /ˌsi.me.ˈtɾi.a/ | :: symmetry (correspondence on either side of a dividing line, plane, center or axis) |
| simetria {f} | :: great similarity between two things |
| simetricamente {adv} | :: symmetrically |
| simétrico {adj} [geometry] /si.ˈmɛ.tɾi.ku/ | :: symmetrical (exhibiting symmetry) |
| Simferopol {prop} {f} | :: Simferopol (capital city) |
| Simferópol {prop} {f} | :: rare spelling of Simferopol |
| simiesco {adj} | :: simian (resembling an ape) |
| similar {adj} /sɨ.mi.ˈlaɾ/ | :: similar (having traits or characteristics in common) |
| similaridade {f} | :: similarity |
| similaridade {f} | :: resemblance |
| similarmente {adv} [manner] | :: similarly (in a similar style or manner) |
| símile {m} | :: simile (figure of speech in which one thing is compared to another) |
| símio {adj} | :: simian |
| símio {m} | :: ape, monkey, simian |
| Simionescu {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Simões {prop} | :: surname |
| Simões Filho {prop} | :: Simões Filho (municipality) |
| Simone {prop} {f} /si.ˈmo.ni/ | :: given name |
| Simonésia {prop} | :: Simonésia (municipality) |
| simonia {f} [religion] /ˌsi.mo.ˈni.a/ | :: simony (act of buying and selling ecclesiastical offices and pardons) |
| Simónides {prop} {m} [European orthography] | :: Simonides (ancient Greek poet) |
| Simônides {prop} {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of Simónides |
| simpatia {f} | :: likeableness (quality of being likeable) |
| simpatia {f} [occult] | :: ritual; rite (set of repeated actions, intending to produce a supernatural result) |
| simpaticamente {adv} | :: sympathetically |
| simpático {adj} /sĩ.ˈpa.ti.ku/ | :: Of or relating to sympathy; sympathetic |
| simpático {adj} | :: Showing sympathy; sympathetic |
| simpático {adj} | :: Prone to display sympathy; sympathetic; nice |
| simpatizante {adj} /sĩpatiˈzɐ̃tɨ/ | :: Who sympathizes (with something); sympathizer |
| simpatizar {v} | :: to sympathize (to show sympathy for) |
| simpatizar {v} | :: to support (to be in favour of) |
| simples {adj} /ˈsĩ.plɨʃ/ | :: simple |
| simples assim {adv} [idiomatic] | :: very simply |
| simplesmente {adv} /sĩ.plɨʒˈmẽ.tɨ/ | :: simply, merely |
| simplesmente {adv} | :: purely |
| símplice {adj} | :: simple |
| simplicidade {f} /sĩ.pli.si.ˈða.ðɨ/ | :: simplicity |
| simplicidade {f} | :: homeliness |
| simplificação {f} | :: simplification (the act of simplifying) |
| simplificação {f} | :: simplification (a simplified aspect of something) |
| simplificar {v} /sĩplifiˈkaɾ/ | :: to simplify |
| simplório {adj} | :: simple, humble |
| simplório {adj} | :: facile |
| simpósio {m} | :: symposium |
| simptoma {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sintoma |
| simulação {f} /simulɐˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: simulation |
| simulacro {m} /si.mu.ˈla.kɾu/ | :: simulacrum (image or representation) |
| simulacro {m} | :: ghost (spirit appearing after death) |
| simulacro {m} | :: imitation |
| simulacro {m} | :: simulation |
| simulando {v} | :: gerund of simular |
| simular {v} | :: to simulate |
| simultaneamente {adv} | :: simultaneously, occurring at the same time |
| simultaneidade {f} | :: simultaneity; simultaneousness (the quality or state of being simultaneous) |
| simultâneo {adj} | :: simultaneous |
| simum {m} /si.ˈmũ/ | :: simoom (hot and dry wind) |
| sina {f} /ˈsi.nɐ/ | :: destiny |
| sinagoga {f} | :: synagogue |
| Sinai {prop} {m} [Biblical] | :: Sinai (mountain) |
| Sinai {prop} {m} | :: Sinai (peninsula) |
| sinaíta {adj} | :: Sinaic (of or relating to Mount Sinai) |
| sinal {m} /siˈnaɫ/ | :: sign; mark; trace (a visible or otherwise perceivable indication of something) |
| sinal {m} | :: mark (a blemish, stain, scratch, scar or similar on a surface, especially on the skin) |
| sinal {m} | :: signal (a visual or audible indication made to give notice of some occurrence, command or danger) |
| sinal {m} | :: sign; gesture (a motion of the hands or body used to express something) |
| sinal {m} [linguistics] | :: sign (a linguistic unit of a sign language) |
| sinal {m} [deaf culture] | :: name sign; sign name (a sign-language sign that identifies a person) |
| sinal {m} | :: school bell (bell or siren used to announce the beginning and end of classes in schools) |
| sinal {m} | :: traffic light (set of lights indicating when it is safe to cross a street) |
| sinal {m} [telephony] | :: beep (tone played by an answering machine before it starts recording) |
| sinal {m} [telecommunications] | :: signal (physical impulse used to convey data) |
| sinal {m} [finance] | :: deposit; down payment (initial payment of a purchase) |
| sinal {m} [mathematics] | :: sign (a symbol that represents a mathematical operation or relationship) |
| sinal da cruz {m} | :: sign of the cross (gesture made by Christians) |
| sinal de mais {m} | :: plus sign (name of the mathematical symbol +) |
| sinal de menos {m} | :: minus sign (name of the mathematical symbol −) |
| sinal de pontuação {m} [orthography] | :: punctuation mark (symbol that aids understanding and correct reading of text) |
| sinal de Romana {m} | :: alternative spelling of sinal de Romaña |
| sinal de Romaña {m} | :: Romana's sign (periorbital swelling associated with the acute stage of Chagas' disease) |
| sinal de trânsito {m} | :: traffic light (set of lights indicating when it is safe to cross a street) |
| sinalização {f} /ˌsi.nɐ.ˌli.zɐ.ˈsɐ̃w/ | :: signalling |
| sinalizador {m} | :: someone or something that serves to emit signals |
| sinalizador {m} | :: flare (brightly burning light used to attract attentions) |
| sinalizador {m} [computing] | :: flag (boolean indicating a state) |
| sinalizador {adj} | :: serving to signal |
| sinalizando {v} | :: gerund of sinalizar |
| sinalizar {v} /si.nɐ.li.ˈzaɾ/ | :: to furnish with signs |
| sinalizar {v} | :: to signalise (to communicate with by means of a signal) |
| sinalizar {v} | :: to signal; to indicate |
| sinal verde {m} | :: green light (green traffic light) |
| sinal verde {m} [idiomatic] | :: green light (permission to do something) |
| sinapse {f} [neuroanatomy, cytology] | :: synapse (junction between neurons) |
| sináptico {adj} | :: synaptic |
| Sinay {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Sinai |
| sincelo {m} | :: icicle (a spike of ice formed when dripping water freezes) |
| sincelo {m} | :: syncellus (an office of the Eastern Orthodox Church) |
| sinceramente {adv} /sĩˌsɛɾɐˈmẽtɨ/ | :: sincerely |
| sinceridade {f} /sĩ.sɨ.ɾi.ˈða.ðɨ/ | :: sincerity |
| sincero {adj} /sĩ.ˈsɛ.ɾu/ | :: Meaning what one says or does; truthful; sincere |
| sinclinal {adj} [geology] | :: synclinal (formed by strata dipping toward a common line or plane) |
| sinclínio {m} [geology] | :: syncline (concave-upward fold in rock strata) |
| sincopação {f} [music] | :: syncopation (off-beat placement of rhythmic stresses or accents) |
| sincopando {v} | :: gerund of sincopar |
| sincopar {v} | :: to syncopate |
| síncope {f} [medicine] | :: syncope (loss of consciousness) |
| síncope {f} [music] | :: syncopation (off-beat placement of rhythmic stresses or accents) |
| síncope {f} [phonetics] | :: syncope (loss of sounds in the middle of a word) |
| sincretizar {vt} | :: to syncretize (combine or reconcile different elements) |
| sincronia {f} [uncountable] | :: synchronicity; synchrony (the state of being synchronous) |
| sincronicidade {f} [Jungian psychology] | :: synchronicity (coincidences that seem to be meaningfully related) |
| sincronicidade {f} | :: synchrony; synchronicity (the condition of being synchronous) |
| sincronização {f} | :: synchronization |
| sincronizando {v} | :: gerund of sincronizar |
| sincronizar {v} | :: to synchronize |
| síncrono {adj} | :: synchronous (occurring at the same time) |
| sindético {adj} [grammar, of a clause] | :: having a conjunction |
| sindi {adj} | :: Sindhi (from or relating to the Pakistani province of Sindh) |
| sindi {m} | :: Sindhi (Indo-Aryan language spoken in Sindh) |
| sindical {adj} /sĩdiˈkaɫ/ | :: syndical |
| sindicalização {f} [organized labor] | :: unionization (the act of forming a labor union) |
| sindicância {f} | :: inquiry, investigation, inquest |
| sindicato {m} /sĩ.di.ˈka.tu/ | :: trade union (organization) |
| síndroma {f} {m} [Portugal] | :: alternative form of síndrome |
| síndrome {f} {m} /ˈsĩ.dɾo.mi/ | :: syndrome (recognisable pattern of symptoms or behaviours) |
| síndrome da explosão da cabeça {f} [pathology] | :: exploding head syndrome (parasomnia characterised by the auditory hallucination of a loud bang) |
| síndrome da imunodeficiência adquirida {f} [disease] | :: acquired immune deficiency syndrome (infectious disease caused by HIV) |
| síndrome de abstinência {f} | :: abstinence syndrome (physical symptoms of an addict during withdrawal) |
| síndrome de Adie {f} [neurology] | :: Adie syndrome (neurological disorder characterised by a tonically dilated pupil that reacts slowly to light) |
| síndrome de Aicardi {f} [genetic disorder] | :: Aicardi syndrome (a rare genetic malformation syndrome) |
| síndrome de Alagille {f} [genetic disorder] | :: Alagille syndrome (a rare genetic disorder affecting various organs and systems) |
| síndrome de Alice no país das maravilhas {f} [neurology] | :: Alice in Wonderland syndrome (condition affecting the perception of size) |
| síndrome de Allan-Herndon-Dudley {f} [genetic disorder] | :: Allan-Herndon-Dudley syndrome (a rare brain-development disorder) |
| síndrome de Angelman {f} [genetic disorder] | :: Angelman syndrome (a neurogenetic disorder) |
| síndrome de Apert {f} [genetic disorder] | :: Apert syndrome (a form of acrocephalosyndactyly) |
| síndrome de Asperger {f} | :: Asperger's syndrome (autism-related developmental disorder) |
| síndrome de cri du chat {f} | :: alternative form of síndrome do cri du chat |
| síndrome de Down {f} [genetic disorder] | :: Down's syndrome (condition caused by chromosomal deficiency) |
| síndrome de Edwards {f} [genetic disorder] | :: Edwards syndrome (genetic disorder caused by the presence of an extra 18th chromosome) |
| síndrome de Ehlers-Danlos {f} [genetic disorder] | :: Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (inherited disorder caused by a defect in the synthesis of collagen) |
| síndrome de Estocolmo {f} [psychology] | :: Stockholm syndrome |
| síndrome de Guillain-Barré {f} [neurology] | :: Guillain-Barré syndrome (a disease of the nervous system) |
| síndrome de Möbius {f} | :: alternative spelling of síndrome de Moebius |
| síndrome de Moebius {f} [neurology] | :: Moebius syndrome (rare congenital disorder characterised by facial paralysis) |
| síndrome de vira-lata {f} | :: The belief, held by a Brazilian, that Brazil is inferior to other countries |
| síndrome de Williams {f} [genetic disorder] | :: Williams syndrome (a rare neurodevelopmental disorder) |
| síndrome do cri du chat {f} [genetic disorder] | :: cri du chat (congenital syndrome caused by an absence of some genetic material on the fifth chromosome) |
| síndrome do túnel carpal {f} | :: carpal tunnel syndrome (repetitive stress injury at the wrist) |
| síndrome unha-patela {f} [genetic disorder] | :: nail-patella syndrome (disorder that results in poorly developed nails and kneecaps) |
| síndromo {m} [uncommon] | :: alternative form of síndrome |
| sinecura {f} | :: sinecure (a job that requires no work but still gives a payment) |
| sinédoque {f} | :: synecdoche |
| sineiro {adj} /siˈnɐj.ɾu/ | :: of a bell |
| sineiro {m} | :: a bell ringer |
| sineiro {m} | :: a bellmaker |
| sine qua non {adj} [of a prerequisite] /ˈsinɨ kwɐ ˈnɔn/ | :: indispensable |
| sinergia {f} | :: synergy |
| sinérgico {adj} | :: synergistic |
| Sines {prop} /ˈsinɨʃ/ | :: Sines (city/and/municipality) |
| sinestesia {f} [neurology, psychology] | :: synaesthesia (phenomenon whereby a sensory stimulus triggers a different kind of sensation) |
| sinestesia {f} [narratology] | :: synaesthesia (description of a sensation in the terms of another) |
| sinestésico {adj} | :: synaesthetic |
| sinestético {adj} | :: synaesthetic |
| sineta {f} /si.ˈne.tɐ/ | :: a small bell, handbell |
| sinete {m} | :: signet (object (especially a ring) used to impress a picture into sealing wax) |
| Sinferopol {prop} {f} | :: rare spelling of Simferopol |
| sinfonia {f} /sĩ.fu.ˈni.ɐ/ | :: symphony |
| sinfónico {adj} [European orthography] | :: symphonic |
| sinfonista {mf} [music] /ˌsĩfuˈniʃtɐ/ | :: symphonist |
| Singapura {prop} {f} [European orthography] | :: Singapura (island/and/city-state) |
| singapurense {adj} [European orthography] | :: Singaporean (of, from or pertaining to Singapore) |
| singapuriano {adj} | :: Singaporean (of, from or pertaining to Singapore) |
| singapuriano {m} | :: Singaporean (a person from Singapore) |
| singelamente {adv} | :: simply |
| singelamente {adv} | :: candidly, sincerely |
| singelamente {adv} | :: naively |
| singeleza {m} | :: simplicity |
| singeleza {m} | :: sincerity |
| singeleza {m} | :: naivety |
| singelo {adj} | :: simple |
| singelo {adj} | :: sincere |
| singelo {adj} | :: naive |
| single {m} [music] /ˈsĩ.ɡow/ | :: single (song released on its own or with an extra track) |
| singleto {m} [quantum mechanics] | :: singleton (quantum state having zero spin) |
| singleton {m} [computing] | :: singleton (class that may not be instantiated more than once) |
| singradura {f} | :: crossing (voyage across a body of water) |
| singrando {v} | :: gerund of singrar |
| singrar {v} [now poetic] /sĩ.ˈɡɾaɾ/ | :: to sail; to cross the seas |
| singrar {v} [figurative] | :: to thrive (to be successful) |
| singular {adj} | :: singular (being the only one of a kind) |
| singular {adj} [grammar] | :: singular (referring to only one thing) |
| singular {m} [grammar] | :: singular (form of a word that refers to only one thing) |
| singularidade {f} | :: singularity (peculiar state or occurrence) |
| singularidade {f} | :: uniqueness (the quality of being unique) |
| singularidade {f} [cosmology] | :: singularity (point in spacetime in which gravitational forces cause matter to have an infinite density) |
| sinhá {f} | :: eye dialect of senhora |
| sinhô {m} | :: eye dialect of senhor |
| Sinimbu {prop} | :: Sinimbu (municipality) |
| sininho {m} | :: little bell |
| Sininho {f} | :: Tinkerbell (fictional fairy) |
| sinistramente {adv} | :: sinisterly (in a sinister manner) |
| sinistro {adj} /si.ˈniʃ.tɾu/ | :: sinister (indicating lurking danger or harm) |
| sinistro {m} | :: a disaster, accident or great loss |
| sinítico {adj} [linguistics] | :: Sinitic (relating to the group of Chinese languages) |
| Sinkiang {prop} | :: Sinkiang (autonomous region) |
| sino- {prefix} | :: Sino- (relating to China) |
| sino {m} /ˈsi.nu/ | :: bell (percussive instrument) |
| sinó {m} [United States] /si.ˈnɔ/ | :: snow |
| sinocêntrico {adj} | :: Sinocentric (focused on China) |
| sinocentrismo {m} [rare] | :: Sinocentrism (focus on Chinese culture) |
| sínodo {m} [ecclesiastical] | :: synod (ecclesiastic council or meeting) |
| sínodo {m} [ecclesiastical] | :: synod (administrative division of church) |
| sino-japonês {adj} | :: Sino-Japanese (involving China and Japan) |
| sinologia {f} | :: sinology (study of China) |
| sinólogo {m} | :: sinologist (person who studies Chinese culture or language) |
| sinónimo {adj} [European orthography] | :: synonymous |
| sinónimo {m} [European orthography] | :: synonym |
| sinônimo {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of sinónimo |
| sinônimo {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of sinónimo |
| sinople {m} [tincture] | :: vert (the green colour) |
| sinopse {f} /si.ˈnɔ.psi/ | :: synopsis, summary, synthesis (of a document, doctrine, etc.) |
| sinopse {f} | :: summary of a plot, story (of a book, movie, etc.) |
| sinóptico {adj} | :: synoptic (relating to synopses) |
| sinótico {adj} | :: alternative form of sinóptico |
| Sinquião {prop} {m} | :: Sinquião (autonomous region) |
| sinquisita {f} [mineral] /sĩkiˈzitɐ/ | :: synchysite |
| sintagma {m} [linguistics] | :: syntagma (sequence of linguistic units) |
| sintático {adj} | :: syntactic (relating to syntax) |
| sintaxe {f} /sĩ.ˈta.ksi/ | :: syntax |
| sinterização {f} | :: sintering |
| sinterizando {v} | :: gerund of sinterizar |
| sinterizar {vt} [chemistry] | :: to sinter |
| síntese {f} /ˈsĩ.tɨ.zɨ/ | :: synthesis |
| sintetase {f} [enzyme] | :: synthetase |
| sinteticamente {adv} | :: synthetically |
| sintético {adj} | :: synthetic |
| sintetizador {m} [music instrument] | :: synthesizer (an electronic keyboard instrument) |
| sintetizador {adj} | :: which synthesizes |
| sintetizar {v} | :: to encapsulate; to epitomise; to exemplify; to summarize |
| sintetizar {v} | :: to synthesise (to combine things to produce a new, more complex product) |
| sintetizar {v} [chemistry] | :: to synthesise (to produce a substance by chemical synthesis) |
| sintetizar {v} | :: to produce synthetic sound |
| sintoma {m} [medicine] /sĩ.ˈto.mɐ/ | :: symptom (indicator of disease or disorder) |
| sintoma {m} [figurative] | :: symptom (indicator of the presence of something else, especially of something bad) |
| sintomático {adj} [medicine] | :: symptomatic (showing symptoms) |
| sinto muito {phrase} | :: I'm sorry |
| sintonia {f} [engineering, electronics] /sĩtuˈniɐ/ | :: tuning |
| sintonia {f} | :: simultaneity |
| sintonia {f} [figuratively] | :: mutual agreement, harmony (between people or objects) |
| sintonizar {v} | :: to tune in [radio or TV] |
| Sintra {prop} {f} /ˈsĩtɾɐ/ | :: Sintra (village/and/municipality) |
| sinuca {f} | :: snooker |
| sinuosidade {f} | :: sinuosity |
| sinuoso {adj} | :: sinuous; tortuous; winding (having many turns and twists) |
| sinusite {f} [pathology] | :: sinusitis (inflammation of the paranasal sinuses.) |
| sionismo {m} | :: Zionism (movement seeking a Jewish homeland in Israel) |
| sionista {adj} | :: Zionist (relating to Zionism) |
| sionista {mf} | :: Zionist (advocate of Zionism) |
| sipae {m} | :: obsolete form of sipaio |
| sipai {m} | :: alternative form of sipaio |
| sipaio {m} [historical, military unit] /si.ˈpaj.u/ | :: sepoy (native soldier of the East Indies) |
| si-próprio {m} [philosophy, psychology] | :: self (individual person as the object of his own reflective consciousness) |
| sique {adj} | :: alternative form of sikh |
| sique {mf} | :: alternative form of sikh |
| Siqueira {prop} | :: surname |
| Siracusa {prop} {f} /ˌsi.ɾa.ˈku.zɐ/ | :: Siracusa (city/and/province) |
| Siracusa {prop} {f} | :: Siracusa (city) |
| sirdar {m} | :: sirdar (high-ranking person in India and west-central Asia) |
| sirdar {m} | :: sirdar (leader of a group of Sherpa mountain guides) |
| sirena {f} /si.ˈɾe.nɐ/ | :: mermaid; siren |
| sirena {f} | :: siren (alarm) |
| sirene {f} | :: alarm |
| sirgo {m} /ˈsiɾ.ɣu/ | :: silk |
| sirgo {m} | :: silkworm |
| siri {m} | :: crab |
| Síria {prop} {f} | :: Síria (country) |
| Síria {prop} {f} | :: [historical] Síria (traditional region/and/province) |
| siríaco {adj} | :: Syrian (of, from or relating to Syria) |
| siríaco {m} | :: Syrian (person from Syria) |
| siríaco {m} | :: Syriac (Semitic language used as a liturgical language in Syriac Christianity) |
| siriarca {n} | :: Syriarch |
| siribeira {f} /ˌsi.ɾi.ˈbe(j).ɾɐ/ | :: synonym of siriúba |
| sirigaita {f} | :: minx (a pert, flirtatious or impudent woman) |
| sírio {adj} | :: Syrian (of, from or relating to Syria) |
| sírio {m} | :: Syrian (a person from Syria) |
| Sírio {prop} {f} [star] | :: Sirius (star in the constellation Canis Major) |
| siriri {m} | :: winged male or female termite during breeding season |
| siririca {f} [Brazil, slang] /siɾiˈɾika/ | :: female masturbation |
| siriúba {f} | :: black mangrove (Avicennia germinans, a tree of the Americas and western Africa) |
| siroco {m} | :: sirocco (hot southerly to southeasterly wind on the Mediterranean) |
| sirte {m} | :: A sandy reef that hinders the floating of ships |
| sirte {m} | :: A sandbank, a shoal |
| sisar {v} [obsolete] | :: to collect or charge a tax over sales |
| sisar {v} | :: to shortchange (to give someone less than what they paid for) |
| sisar {v} | :: to filch; to pinch (to steal, especially something small) |
| Sísifo {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Sisyphus (king doomed to roll a boulder up a hill in Hades) |
| Sisipho {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Sísifo |
| sísmico {adj} | :: seismic (relating to earthquakes) |
| sismo {m} /ˈsiʒ.mu/ | :: seism; earthquake (shaking of the earth) |
| sismogênico {adj} | :: seismogenic |
| sismológico {adj} | :: seismologic |
| sismologista {mf} | :: seismologist (person who practices seismology) |
| sismólogo {m} | :: seismologist (person who practices seismology) |
| siso {m} /ˈsi.zu/ | :: sense, judgment |
| siso {m} [dentistry] | :: wisdom tooth |
| sistema {m} /siʃ.ˈte.mɐ/ | :: system |
| sistema {m} [Brazil, colloquial] | :: Often preceded by the word o (the): system, the mainstream culture, controlled by the elites or government of a state, or a combination of them, seen as oppressive to the individual; the establishment |
| sistema circulatório {m} [physiology] | :: circulatory system (the heart and blood vessels) |
| sistema de posicionamento global {m} [cartography] | :: Global Positioning System, GPS |
| sistema imunológico {m} [anatomy, immunology] | :: immune system (system that protects the body from foreign material and organisms) |
| Sistema Internacional {prop} {m} [science] | :: International System of Units (standard set of basic units of measurement) |
| sistema nervoso {m} | :: nervous system |
| sistema nervoso central {m} [neuroanatomy] | :: central nervous system (the brain, brainstem and spinal cord) |
| sistema nervoso periférico {m} [neuroanatomy] | :: peripheral nervous system (part of the nervous system other than the central nervous system) |
| sistema nervoso simpático {m} [neuroanatomy] | :: sympathetic nervous system |
| sistema operacional {m} [Brazil] | :: operating system |
| sistema operativo {m} [Portugal] | :: operating system |
| sistema planetário {m} [astronomy] | :: planetary system (group of objects orbiting a star) |
| sistema solar {m} [astronomy] | :: Solar System |
| sistemática {f} | :: systematics (the science of systematic classification) |
| sistematicamente {adv} | :: systematically |
| sistemático {adj} | :: systematic (methodical, regular and orderly) |
| sistematização {f} | :: systematisation (act of making systematic) |
| sistematizado {adj} /ˌsis.te.ˌma.t͡ʃi.ˈza.du/ | :: systematised (made to work like a system) |
| sistematizar {v} /siʃ.tɨ.mɐ.ti.ˈzaɾ/ | :: to systematise (to arrange into a systematic order) |
| sistematizar {v} | :: to make a process systematic, procedural, methodic |
| sistémico {adj} | :: systemic |
| sistêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of sistémico |
| sístole {f} [physiology] | :: systole (contraction of the heart) |
| sistólico {adj} | :: systolic (of or relating to systole) |
| sisudo {adj} | :: serious |
| sisudo {m} | :: serious person |
| sitar {mf} [musical instrument] /si.ˈtaʁ/ | :: sitar (Indian string instrument) |
| sitcom {m} | :: sitcom; situation comedy |
| site {m} /ˈsaj.tʃi/ | :: site; web site (a collection of pages on the World Wide Web) |
| sitiar {vt} | :: to siege (to surround with troops) |
| sítio {m} /ˈsi.tju/ | :: site; location, place |
| sítio {m} [Portugal, internet] | :: website |
| sítio {m} [Brazil, agriculture] | :: a farm or rural property, especially a small one |
| sítio {m} [military] | :: siege (military blockade of settlement) |
| Sítio do Mato {prop} | :: Sítio do Mato (municipality) |
| Sítio do Quinto {prop} | :: Sítio do Quinto (municipality) |
| situação {f} /si.twɐ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: situation (one's status with regard to circumstances) |
| situar {v} /si.tu.ˈa(ʁ)/ | :: to situate, locate |
| siú {mf} | :: a member of the Sioux people |
| siú {adj} | :: relating to the Sioux |
| Siva {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Shiva |
| sizígia {f} [astronomy, astrology] | :: syzygy (alignment of celestial bodies) |
| Skane {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Skåne |
| Skåne {prop} {f} | :: Skåne (province) |
| skate {m} /ˈskejt͡ʃ/ | :: skateboard (small platform on wheels) |
| skatista {mf} | :: skateboarder (person who rides a skateboard) |
| skatista {mf} | :: skater (member of skateboarding subculture) |
| skeleton {m} | :: skeleton (type of tobogganing) |
| sketch {m} | :: alternative form of esquete |
| ski {m} | :: alternative form of esqui |
| skin {f} [computing] | :: skin (image used as the background of a graphical user interface) |
| skin {f} [countable, video games] | :: skin (alternate appearance (texture map or geometry) for a 3D character model in a video game) |
| skinhead {mf} /ˌskĩ.ˈhɛd͡ʒ/ | :: skinhead (member of a punk subculture characterised by the use of a shaved head) |
| skipetar {adj} [obsolete, very rare] | :: synonym of albanês |
| Skiros {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Skyros |
| Skopie {prop} {f} | :: Skopie (capital city) |
| Skopje {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Skopie |
| skuterudita {f} [mineral] | :: skutterudite |
| skyline {mf} | :: skyline (silhouette of a city’s buildings) |
| skyrmion {m} [particle] | :: skyrmion (hypothetical particle) |
| Skyros {prop} {f} | :: Skyros (island) |
| slá {phrase} [Internet slang] | :: abbreviation of sei lá |
| slalom {m} [skiing] | :: slalom (skiing in a zigzag course) |
| slide {m} /iz.ˈlaj.d͡ʒi/ | :: slide (transparent image for projecting) |
| slide {m} | :: slide (a frame in a slideshow) |
| slide {m} [music] | :: slide (device for playing slide guitar) |
| slide {m} [music] | :: slide (guitar technique where the player moves finger up or down the fretboard) |
| slivovitz {mf} | :: slivovitz (alcoholic beverage made of distilled, fermented plum juice) |
| slogan {m} [advertising] | :: slogan (phrase associated with a product) |
| slogan {m} [by extension] | :: any type of motto |
| smartphone {m} /ˌsmaʁt͡ʃ.ˈfown/ | :: smartphone (mobile phone with greater computing capacity) |
| smash {m} [tennis] | :: smash (overhead shot hit sharply downward) |
| smiley {m} | :: smiley (simple representation of a smiling face) |
| Smirnoff {prop} | :: surname |
| Smirnov {prop} | :: surname |
| smithsonita {f} [mineral] | :: smithsonite |
| smog {m} | :: smog (urban air pollution) |
| smoking {m} | :: tuxedo (formal suit) |
| Smolensk {prop} {f} | :: Smolensk (oblast) |
| Smolensk {prop} {f} | :: Smolensk (city/administrative center) |
| SMS {m} | :: SMS; text message (a text message sent on a cell phone) |
| sniper {mf} [military unit] | :: sniper (person using long-range small arms for precise attacks from a concealed position) |
| snobe {mf} [European orthography] | :: alternative spelling of esnobe |
| snorkel {m} | :: snorkel (hollow tube used for breathing underwater) |
| snowboard {mf} | :: snowboard (board used to slide downhill over snow) |
| snowmobile {m} | :: snowmobile (vehicle with skis and rubber tracks for travelling over snow) |
| so- {prefix} | :: sub- (under, beneath) |
| SO {m} [software] | :: acronym of sistema operacional; OS; operating system |
| só {adj} /sɔ/ | :: only; just (alone in a category) |
| só {adj} | :: only; just (no more than) |
| só {adj} | :: only; merely; just (introduces a number or object with the implication that it is small or insufficient) |
| só {adj} | :: alone (by oneself; not accompanied) |
| só {adj} | :: lonely; solitary (living or being by oneself) |
| só {adv} | :: [preceding the verb] only; just (indicates that no other action is/was/will be performed) |
| só {adv} | :: [preceding the verb] only; merely; just; simply (indicates that the action is not significant) |
| só {adv} | :: [somewhat, formal] alone (unaccompanied or without help) |
| sò {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of só |
| sò {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of só |
| sô {m} [Brazil, colloquial] | :: alternative form of senhor (as a title) |
| soalheiro {adj} /swɐ.ˈʎɐj.ɾu/ | :: sunny |
| soalho {m} /ˈswa.ʎu/ | :: alternative form of assoalho |
| soar {v} /suˈaɾ/ | :: make a sound |
| sob {prep} /sob/ | :: under |
| sobejamente {adv} | :: widely |
| sobejar {v} [de, .impersonal] /ˌso.be.ˈʒa(ʁ)/ | :: to have too many of; to have more than enough of |
| sobejar {vi} | :: to overabound; to be more than enough |
| sobejo {adj} /su.ˈβɐ.ʒu/ | :: remaining, leftover |
| sobejo {adj} | :: excessive |
| soberanamente {adv} | :: regally, royally |
| soberania {f} [of a polity] /suβɨɾɐˈniɐ/ | :: sovereignty (full right and power to govern itself) |
| soberania {f} | :: sovereignty (supreme authority over all things) |
| soberano {adj} /ˌso.be.ˈɾɐ.nu/ | :: sovereign (exercising power to reign); regal, royal |
| soberano {adj} | :: sovereign (having supreme, ultimate power) |
| soberano {adj} [figurative] | :: sovereign (exceptional in quality) |
| soberano {m} | :: monarch; sovereign (the ruler of a country) |
| soberba {f} | :: pride |
| soberba {f} | :: arrogance, presumption |
| soberbo {adj} | :: proud (having a too high opinion of oneself) |
| sob medida {adj} | :: custom-made (made according to the specifications of a particular individual) |
| soborô {m} [humorous] /ˌso.bo.ˈɾo/ | :: leftovers (excess food from a meal saved to be eaten later) |
| sobra {f} [often, in the plural] /ˈsɔ.βɾɐ/ | :: leftover; remainder (something that remains) |
| sobraçar {v} /so.bɾa.ˈsa(ɾ)/ | :: to carry under one’s arm |
| sobraçar {v} [figurative] | :: to support a cause or idea |
| sobradão {m} | :: two-storey house |
| Sobradinho {prop} | :: Sobradinho (municipality) |
| Sobradinho {prop} | :: Sobradinho (municipality) |
| sobrado {m} [Brazil, Africa] | :: a multiple-storey house, especially one with a balcony |
| sobral {m} | :: a grove (or any aggregation) of cork oaks (Quercus suber) |
| Sobral de Monte Agraço {prop} /suˈβɾaɫ dɨ ˈmõt(ɨ) ɐˈɣɾasu/ | :: Sobral de Monte Agraço (village/and/municipality) |
| Sobrália {prop} | :: Sobrália (municipality) |
| sobrançaria {f} | :: arrogance, disdain |
| sobrançaria {f} | :: sleaze |
| sobranceiro {adj} | :: dominating |
| sobranceiro {adj} | :: proud, arrogant, haughty, disdainful |
| sobrancelha {f} /su.bɾɐ̃.ˈse.ʎɐ/ | :: eyebrow (hair that grows over the bone ridge above the eye socket) |
| sobranceria {f} | :: alternative form of sobrançaria |
| sobrante {adj} | :: leftover, remaining |
| sobrar {v} /su.ˈβɾaɾ/ | :: to remain, be left |
| sobrar para {v} [used before a name or pronoun] | :: to transfer a burden or blame to (someone) |
| sobrar pra {v} | :: alternative form of sobrar para |
| sobre- {prefix} | :: over-, super- |
| sobre {prep} /ˈso.bɾɨ/ | :: on; atop; on top of (located on the top surface of) |
| sobre {prep} | :: over; above (in or through the space above) |
| sobre {prep} | :: about; concerning (on the subject of) |
| sôbre {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of sobre |
| sobreanca {f} | :: saddlecloth (blanket placed under a saddle) |
| sobreaquecer {vt} | :: to overheat (to heat excessively) |
| sobreaquecer {vi} | :: to overheat (to become excessively hot) |
| sobrecapa {f} | :: dust jacket (protective cover of a book) |
| sobrecarregar {v} | :: to overload, overburden |
| sobrecarregar {v} | :: to supercharge |
| sobrecasaca {f} /so.βɾɨ.kɐ.ˈza.kɐ/ | :: overcoat (formal) |
| sobrecomum {adj} [grammar, of a word] | :: having a fixed grammatical gender which is used to refer to men and women |
| sobredito {adj} | :: aforementioned; abovesaid (previously mentioned) |
| sobredose {f} | :: overdose (excessive and dangerous dose of a drug) |
| sobre-estimar {v} | :: alternative form of sobrestimar |
| sobre-humano {adj} | :: superhuman (beyond what is possible for a human being) |
| sobreiro {m} /su.bɾej.ɾu/ | :: cork oak (Quercus suber) |
| sobrejanela {f} | :: an ornamental cloth placed above a window |
| sobrejeção {f} [set theory] | :: surjection (many-to-one mapping relationship) |
| sobremaneira {adv} | :: greatly, intensely |
| sobremesa {f} /so.βɾɨ.ˈme.zɐ/ | :: dessert (sweet confection served as the last course of a meal) |
| sobremesa {f} [figurative] | :: the last event in a series of good events |
| sobremodo {adv} | :: greatly |
| sobrenatural {adj} [chiefly theology] | :: supernatural (produced by God) |
| sobrenatural {adj} | :: supernatural; paranormal (that cannot be explained scientifically) |
| sobrenatural {m} | :: supernatural (supernatural beings and events collectively) |
| sobrenome {m} | :: surname |
| sobrenome {m} | :: nickname |
| sobre o meu cadáver {adv} [idiomatic, hyperbole] | :: over my dead body (absolutely not) |
| sobrepassar {vt} | :: to surpass; to exceed |
| sobrepeliz {f} | :: surplice (white tunic used as a liturgical vestment) |
| sobrepondo {v} | :: gerund of sobrepor |
| sobrepopulação {f} | :: overpopulation (population larger than a region can hold) |
| sobrepor {v} | :: to overlap, superimpose |
| sobrepor {v} | :: to supersede |
| sobreposição {f} | :: overlap |
| sobreposição {f} | :: superposition |
| sobreposto {adj} | :: which overlaps something else |
| sobrepovoação {f} | :: overpopulation (population larger than a region can hold) |
| sobrepovoamento {f} | :: overpopulation (population larger than a region can hold) |
| sobrepujar {v} | :: to surpass, surmount, exceed |
| sobrepujar {v} | :: to overcome |
| sobrerrepresentar {v} | :: to overrepresent |
| sobresair {v} | :: obsolete spelling of sobressair |
| sobre salto {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sobressalto |
| sobre-salto {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sobressalto |
| sobresalto {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sobressalto |
| sobrescrito {m} | :: superscript (text appearing above the normal line of type) |
| sobrescrito {m} | :: name and address written on an envelope |
| sobrescrito {m} [by extension] | :: envelope (wrapper for mailing) |
| sobressair {v} /ˌso.bɾe.sa.ˈi(ɻ)/ | :: to shine (to distinguish oneself) |
| sobressalente {adj} | :: spare (held in reserve) |
| sobressalente {m} | :: spare part (component kept in reserve) |
| sobressaltar {v} | :: to startle (to excite or frighten by sudden alarm, surprise, or apprehension) |
| sobressaltar {v} | :: to jump over |
| sobressalto {m} | :: start; jump (instance of jerking suddenly in surprise) |
| sobrestimar {v} | :: to overestimate (judge too highly) |
| sobretaxa {f} | :: surcharge (extra charge on a price) |
| sobretaxar {v} | :: to surcharge (apply a surcharge) |
| sobretaxar {v} | :: to overtax (apply an excessive amount of taxes) |
| sobretudo {adv} /so.βɾɨ.ˈtu.ðu/ | :: especially, above all |
| sobretudo {m} | :: overcoat |
| sobreturismo {m} | :: overtourism |
| sobrevalia {f} | :: the condition of being worth too much |
| sobrevalor {m} | :: the condition of being worth too much |
| sobrevida {f} | :: survival |
| sobrevir {v} | :: to supervene |
| sobrevir {v} | :: to occur |
| sobrevivência {f} | :: survival (continued existence or life) |
| sobrevivente {adj} | :: surviving |
| sobrevivente {mf} | :: surviving |
| sobreviver {v} /so.βɾɨ.vi.ˈveɾ/ | :: survive |
| sobreviver {v} | :: outlive |
| sobreviver {v} | :: keep going, keep on |
| sobriedade {f} | :: sobriety |
| sobrinha {f} /su.ˈβɾi.ɲɐ/ | :: feminine noun of sobrinho; niece |
| sobrinha-neta {f} | :: feminine noun of sobrinho-neto |
| sobrinho {m} /su.ˈβɾi.ɲu/ | :: nephew |
| sobrinho-neto {m} | :: grandnephew (grandson of a sibling) |
| sóbrio {adj} /ˈsɔ.bɾi.u/ | :: sober (not drunk) |
| sóbrio {adj} | :: moderate (not excessive; acting in moderation) |
| socalco {m} | :: terrace, ledge (flat-topped bank of earth with sloping sides) |
| socapa {f} | :: cunning |
| socapa {f} | :: disguise |
| socar {v} /soˈkaʁ/ | :: to punch; to box (strike with the fists) |
| socceder {v} | :: obsolete spelling of suceder |
| soceder {v} | :: obsolete spelling of suceder |
| Sochi {prop} {f} | :: Sochi (city) |
| sócia {f} | :: feminine noun of sócio |
| sociabilidade {f} /so.sja.bi.li.ˈda.d(ʒ)i/ | :: sociability |
| sociabilizar {vt} | :: to socialize, instruct about etiquette |
| social {adj} /su.ˈsjaɫ/ | :: social (relating to society) |
| social {adj} [business] | :: social (relating to business firms) |
| social {adj} | :: social; outgoing; extroverted |
| social {adj} [ecology] | :: social (living in large groups) |
| social {adj} | :: for use by the residents of an apartment block, as opposed to maintenance workers or deliverymen |
| social {mf} [Brazil, colloquial] | :: a small party between close people or friends |
| social-democracia {f} [politics] | :: social democracy |
| social-democrata {adj} [politics] | :: social democratic |
| social-democrata {mf} [politics] | :: social democrat |
| socialismo {m} /ˌsu.sja.ˈliʒ.mu/ | :: socialism (political philosophy of social and economic equality) |
| socialismo democrático {m} | :: democratic socialism |
| socialista {mf} /ˌso.si.a.ˈlis.ta/ | :: socialist (one who practices or advocates socialism) |
| socialista {adj} | :: socialist (of, promoting, practicing, or characteristic of socialism) |
| socialístico {adj} | :: Socialist, socialist, socialistic |
| socialite {mf} | :: socialite |
| socialização {f} | :: socialization (the act of interacting with others) |
| socialização {f} [sociology, psychology] | :: socialization (the process of learning one’s culture) |
| socialização {f} [economics, politics] | :: socialization (the process of taking something under government control as a form of implementing socialism) |
| socializar {v} | :: to socialize (to interact socially with) |
| socializar {v} | :: to socialize, nationalize (to make a private company part of the government) |
| socialmente {adv} | :: socially |
| sociável {adj} | :: sociable |
| sociedade {f} /su.sjɐ.ˈða.ðɨ/ | :: society (group of people sharing culture) |
| sociedade {f} | :: society (group of persons who meet to engage in a common interest) |
| sociedade {f} [uncountable] | :: society (people of one’s country or community taken as a whole) |
| sociedade {f} [business] | :: partnership (association of two or more people to conduct a business) |
| Sociedade das Nações {prop} {f} | :: League of Nations (international organization) |
| sociedade de responsabilidade limitada {f} [legal, business] | :: limited liability company (type of company) |
| sociniano {m} [historical, theology, Christianity] /ˌso.si.ni.ˈɐ.nu/ | :: Socinian (a member of a certain non-trinitarian Christian denomination) |
| sociniano {adj} | :: Socinian (pertaining to the Socinians or Socinianism) |
| sócio {m} [business] | :: partner, associate |
| sócio {m} | :: member (of a club) |
| socioambiental {adj} | :: socioenvironmental |
| sociocracia {f} | :: sociocracy |
| sociocultural {adj} | :: sociocultural |
| socioeconómico {adj} [European orthography] | :: alternative form of socioeconômico |
| socioeconômico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: socioeconomic |
| sociofobia {f} | :: social anxiety disorder (intense fear in social situations) |
| sociolecto {m} | :: superseded spelling of socioleto |
| socioleto {m} [sociolinguistics] | :: sociolect (a language variant used by a particular social group) |
| sociolinguística {f} [linguistics] | :: sociolinguistics (the study of social and cultural effects on language) |
| sociolingüística {f} | :: obsolete spelling of sociolinguística |
| sociolinguístico {adj} | :: sociolinguistic (pertaining to sociolinguistics) |
| sociolingüístico {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of sociolinguístico |
| sociologia {f} /so.sjo.lo.ˈʒi.a/ | :: sociology (study of society, human social interactions, etc.) |
| sociologicamente {adv} | :: sociologically |
| sociológico {adj} | :: sociological (of or pertaining to sociology) |
| sociólogo {m} | :: sociologist (scientist studying the field of sociology) |
| sociopata {mf} | :: sociopath |
| sociopolítico {adj} | :: socio-political |
| soclo {m} | :: die (cubical part of a pedestal) |
| soco {f} /ˈsoku/ | :: A hit with one's hand; a punch |
| soçobrando {v} | :: gerund of soçobrar |
| soçobrar {v} [nautical] | :: To capsize, keel over |
| soco-inglês {m} | :: knuckle duster/brass knuckles |
| socorrendo {v} | :: gerund of socorrer |
| socorrer {v} | :: to help |
| socorrer {v} | :: to rescue |
| socorrer {v} | :: to succor |
| socorro {interj} /su.ˈko.ʁu/ | :: help! |
| socorro {m} | :: succour (aid, assistance or relief given to one in distress) |
| Socorro {prop} | :: Socorro (municipality) |
| Sócrates {prop} {m} | :: Socrates (ancient Greek philosopher) |
| Sócrates {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| socrático {adj} | :: Socratic (characteristic of the philosopher Socrates) |
| socrático {m} | :: Socratic (follower of Socrates) |
| soda {f} | :: soda (carbonated water) |
| soda {f} | :: soda (sweet, carbonated drink) |
| soda cáustica {f} | :: soda (sodium carbonate) |
| soda limonada {f} | :: lemonade (carbonated beverage made from lemon) |
| sódio {m} /ˈsɔ.d͡ʒu/ | :: sodium |
| Sodoma {prop} {f} [biblical, quranic] | :: Sodoma (<<ancient>> Biblical <<city>> in <<r/Canaan>>, destroyed due to its sinfulness) |
| sodomia {f} | :: sodomy (anal sex) |
| sodomita {mf} | :: sodomite (one who practices sodomy) |
| sodomizar {v} | :: to sodomize |
| Soejima {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| soer {v} [archaic] /ˈsweɾ/ | :: to be accustomed, used to |
| soerguer {vpi} | :: to oneself raise a little |
| soez {adj} | :: vile, low, unworthy |
| sofá {m} /su.ˈfa/ | :: sofa |
| sofá-cama {m} | :: sofa-bed (sofa that unfolds into a bed) |
| soffrer {v} | :: superseded spelling of sofrer |
| soffrimento {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sofrimento |
| Sofia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Sofia {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Sófia |
| Sófia {prop} {f} | :: Sófia (capital city) |
| sofisma {m} [philosophy] | :: sophism (flawed argument that is superficially correct) |
| sofisma {m} [colloquial] | :: trick; fraud |
| sofismar {v} | :: to engage in sophistry |
| sofista {mf} | :: sophist (all senses) |
| sofisticado {adj} | :: sophisticated; elegant; refined |
| sofisticado {adj} | :: sophisticated; advanced; complex |
| sofisticado {adj} [obsolete] | :: fake, falsified |
| sofisticar {vt} | :: to sophisticate |
| sofito {m} [architecture] | :: soffit (visible underside of an arch or other architectural element) |
| Sófocles {prop} {m} | :: Sophocles (ancient Greek dramatic poet) |
| Sofonias {prop} {m} [book of the bible] | :: Zephaniah (book of the Old Testament) |
| Sofonias {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Zephaniah (a prophet) |
| sofredor {m} | :: sufferer (one who suffers) |
| sofredor {m} [pathology] | :: sufferer (one who is afflicted with a given disease) |
| sofredor {m} [Brazil, football, humorous or slang] | :: a supporter of a bad football team |
| sofredor {adj} | :: suffering (who suffers) |
| sofredor {adj} [Brazil, euphemistic] | :: poor (having little money) |
| sofregamente {adv} | :: greedily |
| sôfrego {adj} /ˈso.fɾɨ.ɣu/ | :: greedy |
| sofreguidão {f} /so.fɾɨ.ɣi.ˈðɐ̃w̃/ | :: greed, greediness |
| sofreguidão {f} | :: craving |
| sofreguidão {f} | :: ambition |
| sofrer {v} /suˈfɾeɾ/ | :: to suffer |
| sofrer {vi} | :: to endure hardship physically and/or emotionally |
| sofrer {vt} | :: to undergo, to experience, especially in a negative way |
| sofrimento {m} [uncountable] /su.fɾi.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: suffering (the condition of someone who suffers) |
| sofrimento {m} | :: a prolonged physical or emotional distress |
| sofrimento {m} [uncountable] | :: poverty (quality or state of being poor) |
| sofrível {adj} | :: tolerable |
| sofrível {adj} | :: reasonable; acceptable |
| sofrologia {f} | :: sophrology |
| softball {m} | :: softball (a sport similar to baseball) |
| softbol {m} | :: softball |
| softebol {m} | :: softball |
| software {m} [computing] | :: software (encoded computer instructions) |
| Sofue {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Sogdiana {prop} {f} | :: Sogdiana (historical region/and/province) |
| sogra {f} /ˈsɔ.ɣɾɐ/ | :: mother-in-law (spouse’s mother) |
| sogro {m} | :: father-in-law |
| sogros {mp} | :: parents-in-law |
| soim {m} | :: alternative form of sagui |
| soito {m} /ˈsoj.tu/ | :: alternative form of souto |
| soja {f} | :: soybean; soy (Glycine max, a legume plant) |
| soja {f} | :: soybean; soy (seeds of the soybean plant) |
| Sokoloff {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Sokolov {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Sokolsky {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sol {m} /sɔɫ/ | :: sun |
| sol {m} | :: sunshine (a location on which the sun's rays fall) |
| sol {m} | :: [uncountable] weather (state of the atmosphere at a specific time and place) |
| sol {m} | :: sol [musical note] |
| Sol {prop} {m} [astronomy] /ˈsɔɫ/ | :: the Sun |
| sola {f} | :: sole [of the foot] |
| sola {f} | :: sole [of a shoe or boot] |
| solado {m} | :: sole (of a shoe or boot) |
| solapar {v} | :: to undermine; to sap (to dig underneath a building) |
| solapar {v} [figuratively] | :: to undermine (to hinder or sabotage) |
| solar {adj} [astronomy] /su.ˈlaɾ/ | :: solar (relating to the Sun) |
| solar {adj} | :: solar (relating to sunlight or solar energy) |
| solar {adj} [figurative] | :: radiant (beaming with vivacity and happiness) |
| solar {m} | :: mansion (large, luxurious house) |
| solar {vit} [music] | :: to solo (to play a solo) |
| solar {vt} [sports] | :: to hit someone with the sole of the shoe |
| solar {vt} [shoemaking] | :: to sole (to put a sole on a shoe) |
| solarengo {adj} | :: solar |
| solarengo {adj} | :: sunny |
| solário {m} | :: sundial (simple timekeeping device which makes use of sunlight) |
| solário {m} | :: a place for sunbathing |
| solário {m} | :: solarium (establishment where one can rent sunbeds) |
| solda de estanho {f} | :: soldering iron (tool with a heated tip used to melt and apply solder) |
| soldadesco {adj} [attributive] | :: soldier |
| soldado {mf} {m} [military unit] /soɫ.ˈda.ðu/ | :: soldier (member of an army) |
| soldado {mf} {m} [figurative] | :: soldier; warrior (person who fights for a cause) |
| soldado {adj} /sɔɫ.ˈda.ðu/ | :: soldered (joined together by soldering) |
| soldado do fogo {m} [poetic] | :: firefighter (person trained to extinguish fires and undertake rescue operations) |
| soldador {m} | :: soldering iron |
| soldador {m} | :: welder |
| soldadura {f} | :: welding (the act of welding metal) |
| soldadura {f} | :: weld (joint made by welding) |
| soldagem {f} | :: welding |
| soldagem com arco {f} | :: alternative form of soldagem por arco |
| soldagem por arco {f} [metallurgy] | :: arc welding (welding with an electric arc) |
| sol da meia-noite {m} | :: midnight sun (phenomenon occurring when the Sun does not set) |
| soldar {v} | :: to weld (to join materials (especially metals) by applying heat) |
| soldo {m} [historical, numismatics] /ˈsow.du/ | :: solidus (late Roman gold coin) |
| soldo {m} [historical, numismatics] | :: a medieval Portuguese coin |
| soldo {m} | :: salary or wage; any payment for a service |
| soldo {m} [Brazil, specifically] | :: military salary |
| sôldo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of soldo |
| Soledade {prop} | :: Soledade (municipality) |
| Soledade de Minas {prop} | :: Soledade de Minas (municipality) |
| soleira {f} /su.ˈlɐj.ɾɐ/ | :: threshold, doorstep |
| solenemente {adv} | :: solemnly |
| solenidade {f} | :: solemnity (instance of solemn behavior) |
| solenoide {m} [electromagnetism] | :: solenoid (coil of wire that acts as an electromagnet) |
| solenóide {m} | :: obsolete spelling of solenoide |
| soletração {f} | :: spelling (the act of listing the letters of words) |
| soletrar {vt} /su.ləˈtɾaɾ/ | :: to spell, to compose a word |
| solha {f} | :: flatfish (any fish of the order Pleuronectiformes) |
| solho {m} | :: alternative form of assoalho |
| solicitação {f} | :: request (act of requesting) |
| solicitador {m} | :: solicitor |
| solicitar {v} | :: to request (to ask somebody to do something) |
| solidamente {adv} | :: solidly |
| solidão {f} /su.li.ˈðɐ̃w̃/ | :: loneliness |
| solidariedade {f} [sociology] /ˌso.li.ˌda.ɾi.e.ˈda.d͡ʒi/ | :: solidarity (unifying bond between individuals with common goal or enemy) |
| solidariedade {f} | :: charity (benevolence to others) |
| solidário {adj} | :: solidary, supportive, sympathising |
| solidéu {f} /sɔ.li.ˈðɛw/ | :: zucchetto |
| solidéu {f} | :: skullcap |
| solidez {f} /suliˈðeʃ/ | :: solidness |
| solidificação {f} /su.li.ði.fi.kɐ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: solidification |
| solidificação {f} | :: setting |
| solidificar {vt} /su.li.ði.fi.ˈkaɾ/ | :: to solidify (to make solid) |
| solidificar {vi} | :: to solidify (to become solid) |
| sólido {adj} [chemistry, of matter] | :: in the solid state |
| sólido {adj} | :: solid (strong; unyielding; rigid; robust) |
| sólido {adj} | :: solid (lacking errors or inconsistencies) |
| sólido {m} [geometry] | :: solid (three-dimensional object) |
| sólido arquimediano {m} [geometry] | :: Archimedean solid (any of a class of semi-regular convex polyhedra composed of two or more types of regular polygon meeting in identical vertices) |
| sólido de Arquimedes {m} [geometry] | :: Archimedean solid (any of a class of semi-regular convex polyhedra composed of two or more types of regular polygon meeting in identical vertices) |
| soliloquiar {v} | :: to soliloquize; monologue (to perform a soliloquy) |
| solilóquio {m} [drama] | :: soliloquy (act of a character speaking to himself) |
| sólio {m} /ˈsɔ.li̯u/ | :: throne; chair of king or pope |
| solipsismo {m} [philosophy] | :: solipsism (theory that the self is all that exists) |
| solista {mf} [music] | :: soloist (musician who performs alone) |
| solitário {adj} /su.li.ˈta.ɾju/ | :: solitary, lone |
| solitário {m} | :: solitaire (gemstone) |
| solito {adj} [Rio Grande do Sul] | :: alone; unaccompanied |
| sóliton {m} [physics, mathematics] | :: soliton (self-reinforcing travelling wave) |
| solitude {f} /soliˈtud͡ʒi/ | :: solitude |
| solo {m} [geology] /ˈsɔ.lu/ | :: soil, ground |
| solo {m} [music] | :: solo (a piece of music for one performer) |
| solo franco {m} [soil science] | :: loam (fertile soil consisting of sand, clay and silt) |
| sologamia {f} /sɔ.lo.ɡɐ̃.ˈmi.a/ | :: sologamy, self-marriage |
| Solomão {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Salomão |
| Sólon {prop} {m} /ˈsɔ.lõ/ | :: historical given name |
| sol-pôr {m} | :: sunset (time of day when the sun disappears below the horizon) |
| solstício {m} | :: solstice |
| Soltam {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sultão |
| Soltaõ {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sultão |
| Soltão {m} | :: obsolete form of sultão |
| soltar {v} /soɫˈtaɾ/ | :: to release, to let go |
| solteirão {m} [sometimes, offensive] | :: a man who remains single for too long |
| solteiro {adj} /soɫ.ˈtɐj.ɾu/ | :: single |
| solteiro {adj} | :: unmarried |
| solteiro {adj} | :: celibate |
| solteiro {m} | :: bachelor |
| solteirona {f} | :: feminine noun of solteirão |
| solto {adj} /ˈsoɫ.tu/ | :: loose; free |
| soltura {f} | :: release (from prison, etc.) |
| soltura {f} | :: looseness |
| soltura {f} [figuratively] | :: disinhibition |
| soltura {f} [figuratively] | :: audacity |
| soltura {f} | :: explanation, resolution |
| soltura {f} | :: diarrhoea |
| solubilidade {f} | :: solubility |
| solubilidade aquosa {f} [pharmacology] | :: aqueous solubility (equilibrium partitioning of a compound between its pure phase and water) |
| solubilização {f} | :: solubilization |
| solubilizando {v} | :: gerund of solubilizar |
| solubilizante {adj} | :: solubilizing |
| solubilizar {v} | :: to solubilize |
| solução {f} /su.lu.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: solution |
| solução final {f} | :: See: pt solução final |
| solução final {f} [historical] | :: final solution (the planned and attempted mass murder of the European Jews) |
| solução tampão {f} [chemistry] | :: buffer solution (solution that maintains a constant pH) |
| solução-tampão {f} | :: alternative spelling of solução tampão |
| soluçar {v} /su.lu.ˈsaɾ/ | :: to hiccup |
| solucionar {v} /su.lu.sjuˈnaɾ/ | :: to solve (to find an answer or solution) |
| soluço {m} /su.ˈlu.su/ | :: sob |
| soluço {m} | :: hiccup |
| solúvel {adj} | :: soluble |
| solvabilidade {f} | :: solvency (ability to pay debts) |
| solvatado {adj} [chemistry] | :: solvated |
| solvato {m} [chemistry] | :: solvate |
| solvência {f} | :: solvency |
| solvente {adj} | :: solvent (able to pay all debts) |
| solvente {adj} [chemistry] | :: able to dissolve |
| solvente {m} [chemistry] | :: solvent (liquid that dissolves a something) |
| som {m} /ˈsõ/ | :: sound |
| soma {f} [arithmetic] /ˈso.mɐ/ | :: sum (quantity obtained by addition or aggregation) |
| soma {f} | :: sum (quantity of money) |
| soma {m} [anatomy, cytology] /ˈso.mɐ/ | :: soma |
| soma {m} [religion] /ˈsɔ.mɐ/ | :: soma |
| somador {m} | :: adder (someone or something that performs arithmetic addition) |
| somadora {f} | :: feminine noun of somador |
| somali {mf} /so.ˈma.li/ | :: Somali (person from Somalia) |
| somali {mf} | :: Somali (a language of the Horn of Africa) |
| somali {adj} | :: Somali (of Somalia or the Somali people) |
| somali {adj} | :: Somali (of the Somali language) |
| Somália {prop} {f} /so.ˈma.li.ɐ/ | :: Somália (country) |
| somaliano {adj} | :: Somali (of, from or relating to Somalia) |
| somaliano {m} | :: Somali (person from Somalia) |
| Somaliland {prop} {mf} | :: Somaliland (breakaway country) |
| Somalilândia {prop} {f} | :: Somalilândia (historical region) |
| Somalilândia {prop} {f} | :: Somalilândia (breakaway country) |
| somar {v} /so.ˈma(ɹ)/ | :: to sum (to add together) |
| somar {v} [arithmetic] | :: to add (to perform addition) |
| somar {v} | :: to have the quantity specified by the grammatical object as the total amount of the subject |
| somatização {f} [medicine] | :: somatisation (generation of physical symptoms for a psychiatric disorder) |
| sombra {f} /ˈsõ.bɾɐ/ | :: shadow |
| sombra {f} | :: shade |
| sombra {f} [figurative] | :: a negative aspect of something |
| sombra {f} | :: a faint silhouette |
| sombra {f} | :: trace, hint (a very small amount, especially of something abstract) |
| sombra {f} | :: tail (someone who closely and persistently follows another) |
| sombra {f} [supernatural, fantasy] | :: shade, ghost |
| sombra {f} | :: eye shadow (makeup applied to the eyelids) |
| sombra {f} [painting, drawing] | :: the darker parts of an image |
| sombra {f} [figurative] | :: copycat (one who imitates someone without adding ingenuity) |
| sombra de dúvida {f} [idiomatic] | :: shadow of a doubt (any minor doubt or hesitation) |
| sombreado {adj} | :: shadowy or shaded |
| sombrear {vt} | :: to shade (to shield from light) |
| sombreiro {m} /sõ.ˈbɾɐj.ɾu/ | :: sombrero (wide Mexican hat) |
| sombreiro {m} | :: a flowering plant species in the genus Clitoria (Clitoria fairchildiana) |
| sombriamente {adv} | :: grimly; sinisterly; somberly |
| sombrinha {f} /sõ.ˈbɾi.ɲɐ/ | :: umbrella (cloth-covered frame used for protection against rain or sunlight), especially a small, feminine one |
| sombrinha {f} | :: diminutive of sombra |
| sombrio {adj} /sõ.ˈbɾi.u/ | :: shady, gloomy, dark, dingy |
| Sombrio {prop} | :: Sombrio (municipality) |
| sombroso {adj} | :: shady (abounding in shades) |
| someiro {m} | :: lintel |
| someiro {m} [architecture] | :: impost |
| someliê {mf} | :: rare spelling of sommelier |
| somenos {adj} | :: minor |
| somenos {adj} | :: shoddy |
| somenos {adj} | :: ordinary |
| somente {adv} /sɔ.ˈmẽ.tɨ/ | :: just, only, merely |
| sommelier {mf} | :: sommelier (wine steward) |
| sonâmbula {f} | :: feminine noun of sonâmbulo |
| sonambular {vi} | :: to somnambulate (to walk while sleeping) |
| sonambulismo {m} | :: somnambulism, sleepwalking |
| sonâmbulo {adj} | :: somnambulant |
| sonâmbulo {m} | :: somnambulist, sleepwalker |
| sonar {m} [nautical] | :: sonar (technique and device that uses sound propagation to detect underwater objects) |
| sonata {f} [music] | :: sonata (a musical composition for one or a few instruments) |
| sonatina {f} | :: sonatina (short or simple sonata) |
| sonda {f} /ˈsõ.dɐ/ | :: probe (device or craft used for exploration) |
| sonda {f} | :: sound (long, thin probe for sounding body) |
| sonda {f} | :: a rope or rod used to fathom bodies of water |
| sonda espacial {f} | :: space probe |
| sonda exploradora {f} | :: explorer (hand tool with sharp point used in dentistry) |
| sondagem {f} | :: sounding (test made with a probe) |
| sondagem {f} | :: research done before committing oneself to something |
| sondagem {f} | :: poll; survey (examination of the opinions of a group of people) |
| sondar {v} | :: to investigate inconspicuously |
| sondar {v} | :: to probe (to insert a probe into) |
| sondar {v} | :: to fathom (to measure the depth of a body of water) |
| soneca {f} | :: nap (short period of sleep) |
| Soneca {prop} | :: A nickname, possibly given to a person who falls asleep often |
| sonegação {f} | :: the act of unduly hiding or omitting (usually an information) |
| sonegação {f} [finance] | :: tax evasion (illegal avoidance of tax) |
| sonegação fiscal {f} [finance] | :: tax evasion (illegal avoidance of tax) |
| sonegar {v} | :: to unduly hide or omit (usually an information) |
| sonegar {v} [finance] | :: to commit tax evasion |
| soneto {m} | :: sonnet |
| sonhador {adj} /suɲɐˈðoɾ/ | :: dreaming |
| sonhador {m} | :: dreamer |
| sonhador {m} | :: daydreamer |
| sonhador {m} | :: visionary |
| sonhar {v} [com] /suˈɲaɾ/ | :: to dream (see imaginary events while sleeping) |
| sonhar {v} | :: to dream (wish) |
| sonhar acordado {v} | :: to daydream (to have a spontaneous and fanciful series of thoughts while awake) |
| sonhe com os anjos {phrase} [idiom] | :: good night; sleep tight (farewell said before going to sleep) |
| sonhim {m} | :: alternative form of sagui |
| sonho {m} /ˈso.ɲu/ | :: dream (imaginary events seen while sleeping) |
| sonho {m} [figurative] | :: dream (a deep hope or desire) |
| sonho {m} | :: filled doughnut (a spherical piece of fried dough with a sweet filling) |
| sonho acordado {m} | :: daydream (a spontaneous and fanciful series of thoughts) |
| sonho americano {m} | :: American Dream (the idea that anyone can prosper) |
| sonho lúcido {m} | :: lucid dream (dream where the person is aware he is dreaming) |
| sonho molhado {m} [slang] | :: wet dream (ejaculation or orgasm while asleep) |
| Sónia {prop} {f} [Portugal] | :: given name, the European form of Sônia |
| Sônia {prop} {f} [Brazilian orthography] /ˈso.ni.ɐ/ | :: given name |
| sonial {adj} | :: somnial (pertaining to dreams) |
| sónico {adj} | :: sonic |
| sônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of sónico |
| sonido {m} | :: a sound, noise |
| sonido {m} | :: crash, smash |
| sonífero {adj} | :: somniferous; soporific (tending to induce sleep) |
| sonífero {m} | :: soporific (sleep-inducing agent) |
| sono {m} /ˈsõ.nu/ | :: sleep |
| sono {m} | :: sleepiness |
| Sonoda {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sonolência {f} | :: somnolence |
| sonolência {f} | :: slumber |
| sonolento {adj} /sunuˈlẽtu/ | :: Feeling the need to sleep; sleepy, drowsy |
| sonoplasta {mf} | :: the professional or person who performs sonoplastia |
| sonoplastia {f} [arts] /so.no.plas.ˈt͡ʃi.a/ | :: the technique of creating musical ambients, soundscapes and other sound effects, often used in music, theaters, radio, etc |
| sonoridade {f} | :: the quality of emitting sound |
| sonoro {adj} [acoustics] | :: sound (relating to sound) |
| sonoro {adj} [phonetics, of a phoneme] | :: voiced (pronounced with vibration of the vocal cords) |
| sonoro {adj} [of voice] | :: melodious (pleasant-sounding) |
| sonoro {adj} | :: sonorous (giving out a deep, resonant sound) |
| sonso {adj} [of a person] /ˈsõ.su/ | :: stupid, dumb, foolish |
| sonso {adj} [of a person] | :: feigning innocence |
| Sonya {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| sonzeira {f} [colloquial] /sõ.ˈze(j).ɾɐ/ | :: good music |
| só o pó da rabiola {adj} [slang] | :: exhausted; depleted; used up |
| só o tempo dirá {phrase} | :: alternative form of o tempo dirá; literally only time will tell |
| sopa {f} /ˈsopɐ/ | :: soup |
| sopa de letrinhas {f} | :: alphabet soup (soup that contains noodles in the shape of alphabetical letters) |
| sopa de letrinhas {f} [figuratively] | :: alphabet soup (an overabundance of acronyms and abbreviations) |
| sopesar {v} /so.pe.ˈza(ɾ)/ | :: to distribute equally |
| sopesar {v} | :: to equilibrate |
| sopesar {v} [figuratively] | :: to evaluate, to weigh up |
| Sophonias {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Sofonias |
| sopitar {vt} | :: to lull or soothe |
| só por cima do meu cadáver {adv} [idiomatic] /sɔ po(h) ˈsimɐ du mew kɐˈdavɛ(h)/ | :: Definitely not; by no means; over my dead body |
| soporífero {adj} | :: soporific (tending to induce sleep) |
| soporífero {m} | :: soporific (sleep-inducing agent) |
| soporífico {adj} | :: soporific (tending to induce sleep) |
| soporífico {m} | :: soporific (sleep-inducing agent) |
| soprador {m} | :: alternative form of assoprador |
| soprano {m} [music] | :: soprano (the highest vocal range) |
| soprano {mf} | :: soprano (person singing with a soprano voice) |
| Soprano {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| soprar {v} /suˈpɾaɾ/ | :: to blow |
| soprar {v} | :: to whisper |
| sopro {m} /ˈso.pɾu/ | :: a puff of air |
| sopro {m} [medicine] | :: murmur |
| sôpro {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sopro |
| só que {conj} | :: but, however (implies that the following clause is contrary to prior belief) |
| soqueiro {m} | :: one who punches; brawler |
| só que não {adv} [sarcastic] | :: nope; used to negate or contradict a previous statement, often one made by the person who is speaking themselves |
| só que não {adv} | :: See: pt só que não |
| soquete {m} [computing] | :: socket (computing interprocess communication channel) |
| soquete {m} | :: a light-bulb socket |
| soquete {m} | :: rammer (tool used to ram the powder in a muzzle-loading cannon) |
| soquete {m} | :: ankle sock |
| sorábio {adj} | :: Sorbian (of or pertaining to the Sorbs) |
| sorábio {adj} | :: Sorbian (of or pertaining to the Sorbian languages) |
| sorábio {m} [uncountable] | :: Sorbian (group of Slavic languages spoken in Germany) |
| sorábio {m} | :: Sorb (member of a Slavic people living in Lusatia) |
| sorbet {m} | :: sorbet (frozen fruit juice) |
| sórbio {adj} | :: alternative form of sorábio |
| sórbio {m} | :: alternative form of sorábio |
| sórdido {adj} | :: sordid; filthy |
| sórdido {adj} | :: sordid (morally degrading) |
| sorgo {m} | :: sorghum (a cereal) |
| soro {m} /ˈsoɾu/ | :: serum (blood plasma from which the clotting proteins have been removed) |
| soro {m} | :: whey (liquid remaining after milk has been curdled) |
| soro {m} [medicine] | :: a solution of water, salt and sugar used to prevent dehydration from diarrhoea or vomiting |
| soro {m} [botany] /ˈsɔɾu/ | :: sorus (cluster of sporangia) |
| Sorocaba {prop} | :: Sorocaba (municipality) |
| soropositivo {adj} | :: seropositive (testing positive for a given pathogen, especially HIV) |
| soror {f} /suˈrɔr/ | :: sister (female member of a religious community) |
| sóror {f} /ˈsɔrɔr/ | :: alternative form of soror |
| sororidade {f} | :: sorority (a sororal group composed exclusively of females) |
| sororidade {f} | :: sisterhood (relation of friendship or similar types of affection among females) |
| sorrateiramente {adv} | :: stealthily (in a stealthy manner) |
| sorrateiro {adj} | :: cunning |
| sorrateiro {adj} | :: stealthy; concealed |
| sorridente {adj} /suʁiˈðẽtɨ/ | :: Who smiles; smiling |
| sorrir {v} /suˈʁiɾ/ | :: to smile |
| sorrisinho {n} | :: Diminutive of sorriso |
| sorriso {m} /su.ˈʁi.zu/ | :: smile (a happy face expression using mouth, but without producing voice) |
| sorriso amarelo {m} | :: forced smile |
| sorriso de uma orelha a outra {m} [idiom] | :: smile from ear to ear (large smile) |
| sorte {f} /ˈsɔɾ.tɨ/ | :: (dated) sort |
| sorte {f} | :: fate |
| sorte {f} | :: luck |
| sortear {v} | :: to draw (to determine the result of a lottery) |
| sortear {v} | :: to choose an option randomly |
| sorte grande {f} | :: The highest available prize in the lottery |
| sorteio {m} | :: draw (procedure by which the result of a lottery is determined) |
| sorteio {m} | :: drawing (action where the outcome is selected by chance using a draw) |
| sorteio {m} | :: giveaway |
| sortido {adj} | :: assorted (composed of different kinds) |
| sortilégio {m} | :: sortilege; magic; witchcraft; sorcery |
| sortílego {m} | :: sorcerer; magician |
| sortílego {adj} | :: involving sorcery, witchcraft |
| sortimento {m} | :: assortment (collection of varying but related items) |
| sortuda {f} | :: feminine noun of sortudo |
| sortudo {adj} | :: lucky |
| sortudo {m} [colloquial] | :: a lucky person |
| sorumbático {adj} /su.ɾũ.ˈba.ti.ku/ | :: sombre |
| sorumbático {adj} | :: glum, gloomy, moody |
| sorva {f} | :: rowan (Sorbus aucuparia, a deciduous tree or shrub of Eurasia) |
| sorva {f} | :: cow tree (Couma macrocarpa) |
| sorvedouro {m} | :: whirlpool (swirling body of water) |
| sorvedouro {m} [figurative] | :: drain (something consuming resources and providing nothing in return) |
| sorveira {f} | :: rowan (Sorbus aucuparia, a deciduous tree or shrub of Eurasia) |
| sorvendo {v} | :: gerund of sorver |
| sorver {v} | :: to sip (to drink slowly, small mouthfuls at a time) |
| sorver {vt} | :: to absorb; to suck up (to take in fluid) |
| sorvete {m} [Brazil] /soɹ.ˈve.t͡ʃi/ | :: ice cream (dessert) |
| sorvete italiano {m} | :: soft serve (a frozen dessert similar to ice cream, but softer) |
| sós {adv} [obsolete except in fixed expressions] /ˈsɔʃ/ | :: alternative form of só |
| sósia {mf} /ˈsɔzjɐ/ | :: double (a person resembling or standing for another) |
| soslaio {m} | :: sideways look |
| sospeita {f} | :: obsolete spelling of suspeita |
| sospeitar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of suspeitar |
| sospeyta {f} | :: obsolete spelling of suspeita |
| sospeytar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of suspeitar |
| sossegadamente {adv} | :: quietly, placidly |
| sossegado {adj} /su.sɨ.ˈɣa.ðu/ | :: calm, tranquil, quiet |
| sossegando {v} | :: gerund of sossegar |
| sossegar {v} /susɨˈɣaɾ/ | :: to settle, calm down, relax |
| sossego {m} /suˈseɣu/ | :: quiet, peace, calm |
| sotaina {f} /so.ˈtaj.na/ | :: cassock (robe worn by priests) |
| sótão {m} /ˈsɔtɐ̃w/ | :: attic |
| sotaque {m} [linguistics] /su.ˈta.kɨ/ | :: accent (the manner of speaking or pronouncing peculiar to a community) |
| sotavento {m} | :: the direction towards which the wind is blowing, leeward side |
| Sotchi {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Sochi |
| Sótchi {prop} {f} | :: rare form of Sochi |
| soteriologicamente {adv} | :: soteriologically |
| soteriológico {adj} | :: soteriological |
| soteropolitano {m} | :: A person from Salvador, capital city of Bahia |
| soteropolitano {adj} | :: Of or relating to the city of Salvador |
| soterrar {vt} | :: to bury, to cover in dirt, snow or rubble |
| soturno {adj} | :: sombre, gloomy, sad, dismal |
| soturno {adj} | :: ghastly, grim |
| sou brasileiro e não desisto nunca {phrase} [Brazil] | :: I am Brazilian, therefore I don't ever give up anything |
| soufflé {m} | :: alternative spelling of suflê |
| souk {m} | :: alternative form of souq |
| soul {m} [music genre] /sow/ | :: soul music (a music genre combining gospel music, rhythm and blues and often jazz) |
| souq {m} | :: souq (a street market in Arab countries) |
| Soure {prop} /ˈsowɾ(ɨ)/ | :: Soure (village/and/municipality) |
| Soure {prop} | :: Soure (city) |
| Sousa {prop} {m} /ˈso(w).zɐ/ | :: Sousa (river) |
| Sousa {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sousafone {m} [musical instruments] | :: sousaphone (a brass instrument) |
| Sousel {prop} /sowˈzɛɫ/ | :: Sousel (village/and/municipality) |
| souto {m} /ˈso(w).tu/ | :: a grove or plantation of chestnut trees |
| Souto Soares {prop} | :: Souto Soares (municipality) |
| sova {f} | :: kneading (the act of kneading dough) |
| sova {f} | :: the act of treading on grapes |
| sova {f} [colloquial] | :: beating; spanking (act physically beating a person) |
| sovaco {m} [anatomy] | :: armpit |
| sovar {v} | :: to knead dough |
| sovar {v} | :: to tread on grapes |
| sovar {v} | :: to beat up (to attack someone) |
| soviete {m} [historical] | :: soviet (governing council in the Soviet Union) |
| Soviete Supremo {prop} {m} | :: Supreme Soviet (soviet parliament) |
| soviético {adj} /so.vi.ˈɛ.tʃi.kʊ/ | :: soviet |
| sovietismo {m} | :: Sovietism (belief or practice of the Soviets) |
| sovina {mf} | :: scrooge (miserly person) |
| sovina {adj} | :: miserly; stingy (excessively cautious with money) |
| sozinho {adj} /sɔ.ˈzi.ɲu/ | :: alone |
| sozinho {adj} | :: on one’s own |
| sozinho {adv} | :: by oneself, to oneself |
| sòzinho {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of sozinho |
| sòzinho {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of sozinho |
| SP {prop} | :: initialism of São Paulo the Brazilian state |
| spa {m} | :: spa (health resort near a spring) |
| spaghetti {m} | :: alternative form of espaguete |
| spam {m} [computing, Internet] | :: spam |
| spanglish {m} | :: Spanglish (code-switching of English and Spanish) |
| spaniel {m} | :: spaniel (any of several dog breeds bred to flush out game) |
| S. Paulo {prop} | :: abbreviation of São Paulo |
| sperrilita {f} [mineral] | :: sperrylite |
| spin {m} [physics] | :: spin (quantum angular momentum of subatomic particles) |
| spina bifida {f} | :: alternative form of espinha bífida |
| spina bífida {f} | :: alternative form of espinha bífida |
| spinozista {adj} [philosophy] | :: Spinozistic (pertaining to the philosophical doctrines of Baruch Spinoza) |
| spinozista {mf} [philosophy] | :: Spinozist (adherent of the philosophical doctrines of Baruch Spinoza) |
| Spitsbergen {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Spitzbergen |
| Spitzbergen {prop} {f} | :: Spitzbergen (island) |
| Split {prop} {f} | :: Split (city) |
| spoiler {m} | :: spoiler (document, review or comment that discloses the ending or some key surprise or twist in a story) |
| spoonerismo {m} | :: spoonerism |
| sportinguista {mf} [soccer] | :: A supporter, player or coach of Sporting Clube de Portugal |
| spray {m} | :: spray; atomizer (pressurised container with a nozzle that lets out a spray) |
| spray {m} | :: spray (fine, gentle, disperse mist of liquid) |
| spray de pimenta {m} | :: pepper spray (a non-lethal riot-control or self-defence chemical agent) |
| sputnik {m} | :: sputnik (a Soviet robotic space satellite) |
| spyware {m} [computing] | :: spyware (malicious program that monitors and reports activity) |
| sqn {n} [Internet slang] | :: abbreviation of só que não |
| squash {m} | :: squash (sport) |
| Sr. {m} | :: Mr.; abbreviation of senhor |
| Sr {m} | :: alternative form of Sr. |
| Sra {f} | :: abbreviation of senhora as a title; Mrs |
| Sri Lanca {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Sri Lanka |
| Sri Lanka {prop} {m} | :: Sri Lanka (country/and/island) |
| srilankês {adj} | :: rare spelling of srilanquês |
| srilankês {m} | :: rare spelling of srilanquês |
| srilanquês {adj} | :: Sri Lankan |
| srilanquês {adj} | :: A person from Sri Lanka or of Sri Lankan descent |
| srilanquês {m} | :: Sri Lankan |
| srilanquês {m} | :: A person from Sri Lanka or of Sri Lankan descent |
| Srinagar {prop} {f} | :: Srinagar (city/summer capital) |
| ss {adv} [Internet slang, text messaging] | :: alternative form of s |
| ss {n} [Internet slang, text messaging] | :: alternative form of s |
| ss {interj} [Internet slang, text messaging] | :: alternative form of s |
| sse {conj} [logic] | :: iff (if and only if) |
| sss {conj} [mathematics, logic] | :: if and only if; used to show that the predicate that follows it has the same truth value as the predicate that precedes it |
| St. {n} | :: abbreviation of santo |
| STAB {prop} {f} [rare] | :: acronym of w:Sociedade dos Técnicos Açucareiros e Alcooleiros do Brasil Society of Sugar and Alcohol Technologists of Brazil. |
| stalinismo {m} | :: Stalinism (communist philosophies espoused by Josef Stalin) |
| stalinista {adj} | :: alternative form of estalinista |
| stalinista {mf} | :: alternative form of estalinista |
| stalkear {v} | :: to stalk on the Internet |
| stand {m} | :: alternative form of estande |
| standardização {f} | :: alternative form of estandardização |
| standardizar {v} | :: alternative form of estandardizar |
| star {v} | :: obsolete spelling of estar |
| statu quo {m} | :: alternative form of status quo |
| status {m} /is.ˈta.tus/ | :: status; standing (a person’s importance relative to others) |
| status quo {m} | :: status quo (the existing state of things) |
| Stavropol {prop} {f} | :: Stavropol (krai) |
| Stavropol {prop} {f} | :: Stavropol (city/administrative center) |
| Stawski {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Stefanescu {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Stefanoff {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Stefanov {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Stefanowicz {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Stein {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Stepanakert {prop} {f} [rare] | :: Stepanakert (capital city) |
| Stepanoff {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Stepanov {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Stern {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Stettin {prop} {f} | :: Stettin (city) |
| stévia {f} | :: alternative form of estévia |
| St. George's {prop} {f} | :: St. George's (capital city) |
| Stojanov {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| stolzita {f} [mineral] | :: stolzite |
| Stonehenge {prop} {m} /ˌstown.ˈhẽd͡ʒ/ | :: Stonehenge (ancient group of standing stones in England) |
| stop {m} /ˈstɔp/ | :: stop (function or button that causes a device to stop operating) |
| stop {m} [uncountable] | :: A game in which the players write on paper one word from each category (animal, fruit, etc.), all beginning with the same letter, as quickly as possible. In Spanish: tutti frutti |
| stop {m} [stock market] | :: stop loss order (order to close one’s position if the market drops to a specified price level) |
| stop {m} [Brazil, upper-class slang] | :: stop; end (the act of putting a stop to something) |
| stop {interj} | :: Said by a player of the game of stop to cease the current turn, after which the players count how many words they wrote |
| stor {m} | :: alternative form of setor (teacher) |
| storytelling {m} | :: storytelling |
| Stoyanov {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| straight {m} [poker] | :: straight (five cards in sequence) |
| straight flush {m} [poker] | :: straight flush (a hand that is both straight and flush) |
| strass {m} | :: paste (glass containing lead, used to imitate diamonds) |
| Strauss {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| stress {m} | :: alternative form of estresse |
| Stribog {prop} {m} | :: Stribog (Slavic god) |
| stricto sensu {adv} /ˈstrik.tu ˈsen.su/ | :: In the narrow sense; narrowly |
| strike {m} [bowling] /ˈstɾajk/ | :: strike (the act of knocking down all pins) |
| strike {m} [baseball] | :: strike (the act of missing a swing at the ball) |
| string {m} [computing] /esˈtɾĩɡ(i)/ | :: string (sequence of consecutive text characters) |
| strip {m} | :: abbreviation of striptease |
| stripper {mf} | :: stripper (one who removes one’s clothes as entertainment) |
| strip poker {m} | :: strip poker (variant of poker where the loser removes their clothes) |
| strip-poker {m} | :: alternative spelling of strip poker |
| striptease {m} | :: striptease (act of slowly taking off one’s clothes to sexually arouse the viewer) |
| strudel {m} | :: strudel (layered pastry in Austrian cuisine) |
| strudel de maçã {m} | :: apple strudel; apfelstrudel (Austrian pastry) |
| studar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of estudar |
| style {adj} [Brazil, slang] /is.ˈtaj.li/ | :: stylish |
| sua {pron} /ˈsu.ɐ/ | :: f. sg. form of possessive seu |
| sua {pron} | :: feminine singular of seu |
| Sua Alteza {pron} [formal] | :: His Highness, Her Highness (a title of respect used to address a prince or princess) |
| Suábia {prop} {f} /su.ˈa.bi.ɐ/ | :: Suábia (traditional region) |
| suábio {adj} | :: Swabian (of, from or relating to Swabia) |
| suábio {m} | :: Swabian (person from Swabia) |
| suábio {m} [uncountable] | :: Swabian (Alemannic lect spoken in Swabia) |
| suaçuapara {m} | :: white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus, a deer of the Americas) |
| suador {m} | :: sweater (a person who sweats) |
| suahíli {m} | :: alternative spelling of suaíli |
| suahíli {adj} | :: alternative spelling of suaíli |
| suaíle {m} | :: alternative form of suaíli |
| suaíle {adj} | :: alternative form of suaíli |
| suaíli {m} /su.a.ˈi.li/ | :: Swahili (a language of Eastern Africa) |
| suaíli {adj} | :: of the Swahili language |
| Sua Majestade {pron} [formal] | :: His Majesty, Her Majesty (title of respect used for kings, queens, emperors and empresses) |
| suante {adj} [rare] | :: which or who sweats |
| suante {adj} [rare] | :: which makes people sweat |
| suar {v} /suˈaɾ/ | :: to sweat |
| suarabácti {m} [linguistics, phonology] /ˌswa.ɾa.ˈbak.t͡ʃi/ | :: svarabhakti; anaptyxis (epenthesis of a vowel) |
| suas {pron} /ˈsu.ɐʃ/ | :: f. pl. form of possessive seu |
| sua santidade {pron} | :: His Holiness (third-person form of address for high-ranking religious leader) |
| suástica {f} | :: swastika (a cross with arms of equal length all bent halfway along at a 90° angle) |
| suáti {m} | :: Swati (Bantu language primarily spoken in Swaziland) |
| suáti {mf} | :: Swati (person from Eswatini) |
| suáti {adj} | :: Swazi (of, from or relating to Eswatini) |
| suave {adj} /ˈswa.vɨ/ | :: soft, smooth |
| suave {adj} | :: gentle, mild |
| suave {adj} [Brazil, slang] | :: fine, okay |
| suavemente {adv} | :: softly; gently (in a soft, gentle manner) |
| suavemente {adv} | :: smoothly (in a smooth manner) |
| Suávia {prop} {f} [dated] | :: rare form of Suábia |
| suavidade {f} /swɐviˈðaðɨ/ | :: softness |
| suavidade {f} | :: smoothness |
| suavidade {f} | :: mildness, gentleness |
| suavizante {adj} | :: which softens |
| suavizar {vt} | :: to soften (to make soft) |
| suavizar {vi} | :: to soften (to become soft) |
| suavizar {vt} [figurative] | :: to sugar (to make something seem less unpleasant) |
| suazi {m} | :: alternative spelling of swazi |
| suazi {mf} | :: alternative spelling of swazi |
| suazi {adj} | :: alternative spelling of swazi |
| suázi {m} | :: alternative spelling of swazi |
| suázi {mf} | :: alternative spelling of swazi |
| suázi {adj} | :: alternative spelling of swazi |
| Suazilândia {prop} {f} | :: Suazilândia (country) |
| sub- {prefix} | :: sub- (under, beneath) |
| sub- {prefix} | :: sub- (subsidiary, secondary) |
| suba {f} [Rio Grande do Sul] /ˈsu.βɐ/ | :: an increase in price |
| subagudo {adj} | :: subacute |
| subalterno {adj} | :: subordinate |
| subalterno {m} | :: subordinate |
| subalterno {m} | :: subaltern |
| subaquático {adj} | :: underwater (living or occurring beneath the water) |
| subarrendamento {m} | :: subletting |
| subártico {m} | :: subarctic (the region immediately outside of the Arctic Circle) |
| subártico {adj} | :: subarctic (relating to, characteristic of or located in the subarctic) |
| subárvore {f} [graph theory] | :: subtree (a tree wholly contained in another tree) |
| subatómico {adj} | :: subatomic |
| subatômico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of subatómico |
| subaxilar {adj} | :: subaxillary |
| subclasse {f} | :: subclass (a class within another class) |
| subclasse {f} [taxonomy] | :: subclass (rank directly below class) |
| subclasse {f} [object-oriented programming] | :: subclass (class that inherits properties and methods of another class) |
| subclínico {adj} /subˈkliniku/ | :: subclinical |
| subconjunto {m} [mathematics] | :: subset |
| subconsciente {adj} | :: subconscious (occurring without focal awareness) |
| subconsciente {m} | :: subconscious (part of consciousness that is not currently in focal awareness) |
| subconscientemente {adv} | :: Not aware of relevant facts; subconsciously; unknowingly |
| subcontinente {m} | :: subcontinent (large landmass smaller than a continent) |
| subcrítico {adj} | :: subcritical |
| subcultura {f} | :: subculture |
| subcutaneamente {adv} | :: subcutaneously |
| subcutâneo {adj} | :: subcutaneous (pertaining to the fatty layer under the skin) |
| subdelegacia {f} [law enforcement] /ˌsub.de.ˌle.ɡa.ˈsi.ɐ/ | :: substation (police station under the jurisdiction of another) |
| subdesenvolvido {adj} | :: underdeveloped |
| subdiretório {m} [computing] | :: subdirectory (directory located inside another directory) |
| subdivisão {f} /suβ(ɨ)ðɨviˈzɐ̃w̃/ | :: subdivision |
| subdomínio {m} [computing, networks] | :: subdomain (domain name prefaced with additional parts separated by a period) |
| subdução {f} [plate tectonics] | :: subduction (the action where one tectonic plate is pushed beneath another) |
| subemprego {m} | :: a low-paying job or a job that does not require qualification |
| subempreiteiro {m} | :: subcontractor (contractor hired by another contractor) |
| subentendido {adj} | :: implied (suggested without being stated directly) |
| subespécie {f} [taxonomy] | :: subspecies (rank below a species) |
| subestação {f} | :: substation (station where voltage is transformed between high and low) |
| subestimar {vt} | :: to underestimate (to perceive as having lower value or capabilities) |
| subfamília {f} [taxonomy] | :: subfamily (taxonomic category directly below family) |
| subgerente {mf} | :: submanager (member of lower or middle management) |
| subgrupo {m} | :: subgroup (group within a group) |
| subida {f} /su.ˈbi.dɐ/ | :: rise, increase |
| subida {f} | :: slope, hillside |
| subir {v} /su.ˈβiɾ/ | :: to ascend, to go up |
| subir {v} | :: to climb |
| subir {v} | :: to upload |
| subir de vida {v} | :: to improve one's quality of life, especially in regard to finances |
| subitamente {adv} /suβitɐˈmẽtɨ/ | :: all of a sudden, suddenly (happening quickly and with little or no warning) |
| súbito {adj} /ˈsu.βi.tu/ | :: sudden (happening quickly and without warning) |
| súbito {adv} [formal] | :: suddenly |
| subjacente {adj} | :: underlying; subjacent (lying beneath) |
| subjacente {adj} | :: underlying; implicit |
| subjectivamente {adv} | :: obsolete form of subjetivamente |
| subjectividade {f} | :: superseded spelling of subjetividade |
| subjectivo {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of subjetivo |
| subjetivamente {adv} /sub.ʒɛ.ti.vɐ.ˈmẽ.tɨ/ | :: subjectively |
| subjetivar {vt} | :: to subjectivize (to make subjective) |
| subjetividade {f} [uncountable] | :: subjectivity (state of being subjective) |
| subjetividade {f} | :: subjectivity (a subjective thought) |
| subjetivo {adj} /sub.ʒɛ.ˈti.vu/ | :: subjective |
| subjugar {v} | :: to subjugate |
| subjunctivo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of subjuntivo |
| subjunctivo {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of subjuntivo |
| subjuntivo {m} [Brazil, uncountable, grammar] /ˌsub.ʒũ.ˈt͡ʃi.vu/ | :: subjunctive (subjunctive mood) |
| subjuntivo {m} [Brazil] | :: a verb form in the subjunctive mood |
| subjuntivo {adj} [Brazil, grammar, of a verb form] | :: subjunctive (inflected in the subjunctive mood) |
| sublevação {f} /suβlɨvɐˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: sublevation; uprising; insurrection |
| sublevação {f} [geology] | :: uplift (tectonic upheaval) |
| sublimação {f} /su.βli.mɐ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: sublimation |
| sublimar {v} /su.βli.ˈmaɾ/ | :: to sublime |
| sublimar {v} | :: to sublimate |
| sublime {adj} /su.ˈbli.mɨ/ | :: sublime |
| sublime {mf} | :: sublime |
| sublinha {f} | :: underline (line placed underneath a line text) |
| sublinhar {v} | :: to underline (to draw a line beneath text) |
| sublinhar {v} | :: to stress (to emphasise (a point) in an argument or discussion) |
| submarinho {m} [uncommon] | :: alternative form of submarino |
| submarinho {adj} [uncommon] | :: alternative form of submarino |
| submarino {m} /ˌsub.ma.ˈɾi.nu/ | :: submarine; U-boat (undersea boat) |
| submarino {adj} | :: submarine; underwater |
| submergindo {v} | :: gerund of submergir |
| submergir {v} | :: to submerge |
| submerso {adj} | :: underwater, submerged |
| submerso {adj} | :: sunken |
| submetendo {v} | :: gerund of submeter |
| submeter {v} /sub.me.ˈte(ʁ)/ | :: to submit |
| submeter {v} | :: to subjugate |
| submetido {adj} | :: subject (to) |
| submetido {adj} | :: subjugated |
| submetralhadora {f} /ˌsub.me.tɾa.ʎa.ˈdo.ɾa/ | :: submachine gun |
| submissão {f} | :: submission |
| submissão {f} | :: dependency |
| submissão {f} | :: humiliation |
| submissivo {adj} | :: submissive (meekly obedient or passive) |
| submisso {adj} | :: submissive (meekly obedient or passive) |
| submundo {m} | :: underworld |
| subnível {m} | :: sublevel |
| suboficial {m} | :: subofficer (subordinate officer) |
| subordem {f} | :: suborder |
| subordinação {f} | :: subordination |
| subordinada {f} | :: feminine noun of subordinado |
| subordinadamente {adv} | :: subordinately |
| subordinado {adj} | :: subordinate (in a lower class or rank) |
| subordinado {adj} [grammar] | :: subordinate (modifying or complementing the main clause) |
| subordinado {m} | :: subordinate (person in a lower class or rank) |
| subordinar {vt} | :: to subordinate (to make subservient) |
| subordinar {vt} | :: to subordinate (to treat as of less value or importance) |
| subordinar {vt} [grammar] | :: to be the main clause with regards to a subordinate clause |
| subornar {v} | :: to bribe |
| suborno {m} | :: bribe; bribery |
| subóxido {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: suboxide |
| subpasta {f} [computing] | :: subdirectory (directory located inside another directory) |
| subproduto {m} | :: byproduct |
| subproduto {m} | :: spinoff |
| sub-reptício {adj} | :: surreptitious |
| sub-rés-do-chão {m} | :: basement |
| sub-rogação {f} [legal] | :: subrogation (the substitution of a different person in place of a creditor) |
| sub-rotina {f} [programming] | :: subroutine (section of code called by the main body of a program) |
| subscrevendo {v} | :: gerund of subscrever |
| subscrever {v} | :: to subscribe |
| subscrever {v} | :: to underwrite |
| subscrever {v} | :: to undersign |
| subscrição {f} | :: subscription |
| subscrito {adj} | :: underwritten (written below) |
| subscrito {m} | :: underwritten text |
| subscrito {m} [typography] | :: subscript (text written lower than the text around it) |
| subscritor {m} | :: subscriber |
| subscritor {m} | :: underwriter |
| subseção {f} | :: subsection |
| subsecção {f} | :: alternative form of subseção |
| subsequente {adj} | :: subsequent, ensuing |
| subseqüente {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of subsequente |
| subsequentemente {adv} | :: subsequently (afterwards in time) |
| subserviência {f} | :: subservience, submission |
| subserviente {adj} | :: submissive; subservient (meekly obedient or passive) |
| subsidência {f} [geology] | :: subsidence (sinking of ground due to underground excavation, seismic activity or groundwater depletion) |
| subsidiando {v} | :: gerund of subsidiar |
| subsidiar {v} | :: to subsidize |
| subsidiário {adj} | :: subsidiary |
| subsidio {m} | :: obsolete spelling of subsídio |
| subsídio {m} /sub.ˈsi.dʒju/ | :: subsidy |
| subsistência {f} | :: subsistence |
| subsistindo {v} | :: gerund of subsistir |
| subsistir {v} /sub.ziʃˈtiɾ/ | :: to subsist |
| subsolo {m} | :: underground |
| subsolo {m} | :: basement |
| subsolo {m} [geology] | :: subsoil |
| substância {f} /subʃ.ˈtɐ̃.sjɐ/ | :: substance; physical matter |
| substância {f} | :: substance (the essential part of anything) |
| substância {f} [of an idea or concept] | :: the power to influence others or to be groundbreaking |
| substância cinzenta {f} [neuroanatomy] | :: grey matter (collection of cell bodies with dendritic connections) |
| substância cinzenta {f} | :: See: pt substância cinzenta |
| substancial {adj} /subʃtɐ̃ˈsjaɫ/ | :: substantial |
| substancial {adj} | :: basic, fundamental |
| substancialmente {adv} | :: substantially |
| substância química {f} | :: chemical (any specific element or chemical compound) |
| substanciar {vt} /ˌsubs.ˌtɐ̃.si.ˈa(ʁ)/ | :: to substantiate (to verify something by supplying evidence) |
| substanciar {vt} | :: to substantiate (to give substance (substantiability, firmness) to something) |
| substancioso {adj} | :: substantial; strong; stout |
| substantivação {f} [grammar] | :: nominalization (use of a non-noun as a noun) |
| substantivado {adj} | :: substantivized (turned into a noun) |
| substantivar {vt} [linguistics] | :: to substantivise (to convert into a substantive) |
| substantivo {adj} /subʃ.tɐ̃.ˈti.vu/ | :: substantive (of the essence or essential element of a thing) |
| substantivo {adj} [grammar] | :: which is equivalent to a noun |
| substantivo {m} [grammar] | :: noun, substantive (grammatical category) |
| substantivo abstrato {m} [grammar] | :: abstract noun |
| substantivo verbal {m} [grammar] | :: verbal noun (noun formed from or corresponding to a verb) |
| substituição {f} | :: substitution, replacement |
| substituinte {f} | :: substituent |
| substituir {vt} /su.bis.tʃi.tu.ˈi(ʁ)/ | :: to replace, substitute |
| substituível {adj} | :: replaceable |
| substituível {adj} | :: interchangeable |
| substituível {adj} | :: fungible |
| substituto {adj} /ˌsubs.t͡ʃi.ˈtu.tu/ | :: which replaces |
| substituto {m} | :: replacement; substitute |
| substrato {m} | :: substrate |
| substrato {m} | :: substratum |
| subtenente {m} [military] | :: second lieutenant (the rank below a lieutenant) |
| subterfúgio {m} /sub.ter.ˈfu.ʒju/ | :: subterfuge, evasion |
| subterrâneo {adj} | :: subterranean, underground |
| subtil {adj} [European orthography] | :: alternative form of sutil |
| subtilmente {adv} [European orthography] | :: alternative form of sutilmente |
| subtítulo {m} | :: subtitle (secondary title) |
| subtónico {adj} [European orthography, phonology] | :: having secondary stress |
| subtônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of subtónico |
| subtração {f} | :: subtraction |
| subtraendo {m} | :: subtrahend |
| subtraindo {v} | :: gerund of subtrair |
| subtrair {vt} | :: to subtract |
| subtrópico {m} [geography] | :: subtropic (region between a tropic and a temperate latitude) |
| subunidade {f} | :: subunit (any subdivision of a larger unit) |
| suburbana {f} | :: feminine noun of suburbano |
| suburbano {adj} | :: suburban (relating to outskirts of a city) |
| suburbano {m} | :: suburban (someone who lives in a suburb) |
| subúrbio {m} /su.ˈβuɾ.βju/ | :: suburb |
| subúrbio {m} | :: periphery |
| subvenção {f} | :: subvention |
| subvenção {f} | :: grant |
| subvenção {f} | :: subsidy |
| subvencionar {v} /ˌsub.vẽ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: to subsidize (to assist someone or something by granting a subsidy) |
| subversão {f} /suβ(ɨ)vɨɾˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: subversion (act of subverting) |
| subversivo {adj} /suβ(ɨ)vɨɾˈsivu/ | :: In opposition to a civil authority or government; subversive; insurgent |
| subverter {vt} | :: to subvert (to overthrow) |
| subverter {vt} | :: to subvert (to pervert the mind) |
| subverter {vt} | :: to subvert (to upturn convention by undermining it) |
| subwoofer {m} | :: subwoofer (electronic speaker for low-frequency sounds) |
| sucata {f} | :: waste, scrap, refuse, swarf |
| sucatear {v} /su.ka.te.ˈa(ʁ)/ | :: to negotiate or renegotiate treating the trade item as scraps or trash |
| sucatear {v} | :: to remove value of something. Refers mainly to institutions, widely used in the context of public organizations |
| sucção {f} | :: suction (the act of sucking) |
| succeder {v} | :: obsolete spelling of suceder |
| succínico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: succinic |
| succo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of suco |
| sucedâneo {adj} | :: substitute |
| sucedâneo {m} | :: substitute |
| suceder {v} /susɨˈðeɾ/ | :: to happen |
| suceder {v} | :: to succeed to, to follow |
| suceptibilidade {f} | :: susceptibility |
| sucessão {f} /su.sɨ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: succession |
| sucessão {f} | :: sequence |
| sucessão apostólica {f} [Christianity] | :: apostolic succession |
| sucessivamente {adv} | :: successively |
| sucessível {adj} | :: successive |
| sucessível {adj} | :: successor (attributive) |
| sucessivo {adj} | :: successive, consecutive |
| sucesso {m} /su.ˈsɛ.su/ | :: success; triumph |
| sucesso {m} | :: event; happening |
| sucessor {m} | :: successor |
| sucessor {m} | :: heir |
| sucessora {f} | :: female equivalent of sucessor |
| súcia {f} | :: rabble (the mass of common people) |
| súcia {f} [Brazil] | :: carousal (loud and noisy social gathering) |
| sucinto {adj} /su.ˈsĩ.tu/ | :: succinct, brief, concise |
| suco {m} [Brazil] /ˈsu.ku/ | :: juice (liquid from a plant, especially a fruit) |
| suco {m} [physiology] | :: liquid produced by a gland |
| suçuarana {f} /su.su.a.ˈɾɐ.na/ | :: cougar (Puma concolor) |
| súcuba {f} | :: alternative form of súcubo |
| súcubo {m} | :: succubus (female demon who has sex with men in their sleep) |
| suculento {adj} | :: juicy (containing juice) |
| sucumbir {v} /su.kũ.ˈbiɾ/ | :: to succumb |
| sucuri {f} | :: anaconda |
| sudanês {adj} /ˌsu.dɐ.ˈne(j)s/ | :: Sudanese |
| sudanês {m} | :: Sudanese |
| sudanesa {f} /ˌsu.dɐ.ˈne.zɐ/ | :: feminine noun of sudanês |
| Sudão {prop} {m} | :: Sudão (country) |
| Sudão Anglo-Egípcio {prop} {m} [historical] | :: Sudão Anglo-Egípcio (former country) |
| Sudão do Sul {prop} {m} | :: Sudão do Sul (country) |
| sudário {m} | :: shroud (dress for the dead) |
| sudeste {m} /su.ˈðɛʃ.tɨ/ | :: southeast (compass point) |
| Sudetos {prop} {mp} | :: Sudetos (range) |
| Sudetos {prop} {mp} | :: Sudetos (historical region) |
| súdita {f} | :: female equivalent of súdito |
| súdito {m} /ˈsu.d͡ʒi.tu/ | :: subject (person ruled over by another, especially a monarch) |
| Sud Mennucci {prop} | :: Sud Mennucci (municipality) |
| sudoeste {m} /su.ˈðwɛʃ.tɨ/ | :: southwest |
| Sudoeste Africano {prop} {m} [historical] | :: South West Africa (the colonial name of the area which is now Namibia) |
| sudoku {m} [puzzles] | :: sudoku (a number puzzle) |
| sudorífero {adj} [pharmacology, physiology] | :: sudorific (that produces sweat) |
| sudorífero {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: sudorific (any medicine that produces sweating) |
| sudorífico {adj} [pharmacology, physiology] | :: sudorific (that produces sweat) |
| sudorífico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: sudorific (any medicine that produces sweating) |
| sudoríparo {adj} | :: sudoriparous, sudoriferous |
| sudueste {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sudoeste |
| sueca {f} | :: feminine noun of sueco |
| Suécia {prop} {f} /ˈswɛ.sjɐ/ | :: Suécia (country) |
| sueco {m} /su.ˈɛ.ku/ | :: Swede (person from Sweden) |
| sueco {m} [uncountable] | :: Swedish (a Germanic language of Sweden) |
| sueco {adj} | :: Swedish (of Sweden or its people) |
| sueco {adj} | :: Swedish (of the Swedish language) |
| suéter {m} | :: sweater (knitted jersey of thick wool) |
| sufete {m} | :: suffete (a magistrate of Carthage) |
| suficiência {f} | :: sufficiency, adequacy |
| suficiência {f} | :: competence |
| suficiente {adj} /su.fi.ˈsjẽ.tɨ/ | :: sufficient; enough |
| suficiente {m} | :: enough (a sufficient amount) |
| suficientemente {adv} /su.fi.sjẽ.tɨ.ˈmẽ.tɨ/ | :: sufficiently |
| sufismo {m} | :: Sufism (Islamic mysticism) |
| sufixar {vt} [linguistics] | :: to suffix (to append a suffix to a word) |
| sufixo {m} | :: suffix (letters or sounds added at the end of a word to modify the word's meaning) |
| suflé {m} | :: alternative spelling of suflê |
| suflê {m} /suˈfle/ | :: soufflé (baked dish made from beaten egg whites) |
| sufocamento {m} | :: suffocation |
| sufocando {v} | :: gerund of sufocar |
| sufocante {adj} | :: suffocating, stifling, oppressive |
| sufocar {v} /su.fu.ˈkaɾ/ | :: to choke, stifle |
| sufocar {v} | :: to suffocate |
| sufragâneo {m} | :: suffragan |
| sufragâneo {adj} | :: suffragan |
| sufrágio {m} | :: suffrage |
| sufragista {mf} | :: suffragist/suffragette |
| Suga {prop} {mf} | :: given name |
| Suga {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sugador {m} | :: sucker (someone or something that performs suction) |
| Sugahara {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sugar {v} | :: to suck |
| Sugawara {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sugerir {v} /su.ʒɨ.ˈɾiɾ/ | :: to suggest |
| sugestão {f} /suʒɨʃˈtɐ̃w̃/ | :: suggestion |
| sugestivo {adj} /su.ʒɨʃ.ˈti.vu/ | :: suggestive (suggesting or implying something) |
| sugestivo {adj} | :: sexually suggestive |
| suggestivo {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of sugestivo |
| Sugiyama {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| suíça {f} | :: Swissess |
| Suíça {prop} {f} /su.ˈi.sɐ/ | :: Suíça (country) |
| suicida {mf} | :: suicide (person) |
| suicidando {v} | :: gerund of suicidar |
| suicidar {vr} | :: To commit suicide |
| suicidar-se {vr} | :: to commit suicide (to kill oneself) |
| suicídio {m} /ˌsu.i.ˈsi.d͡ʒi.u/ | :: suicide |
| suicidologia {f} [psychology, sociology] | :: suicidology (the study of suicide) |
| suíço {adj} /su.ˈi.su/ | :: Swiss (pertaining to Switzerland or its people) |
| suíço {m} | :: Swiss (person from Switzerland) |
| suíno {adj} | :: hog, etc. [attributive]; porcine |
| suíno {m} | :: hog, pig, swine |
| suíte {f} | :: suite (group of connected rooms) |
| suíte {f} [music] | :: suite (musical form pre-dating the sonata) |
| suíte {f} | :: a room, especially a hotel room, with its own bathroom |
| sujamente {adv} | :: dirtily |
| sujar {v} /su.ˈʒaɾ/ | :: to dirty (to make dirty, filthy) |
| sujar {v} | :: to smear (damage someone’s reputation) |
| sujar a imagem {v} [idiomatic] | :: to besmirch the reputation of a person or thing |
| sujeição {f} | :: subjection, subjugation |
| sujeira {f} [uncountable] /su.ˈʒe(j).ɾa/ | :: filth; dirt |
| sujeira {f} | :: something which causes things to become dirty, such as a speck of dust or a stain |
| sujeira {f} [uncountable, Brazil, figurative] | :: corruption; disloyalty; dishonesty |
| sujeitando {v} | :: gerund of sujeitar |
| sujeitar {v} | :: to subject |
| sujeitar {v} | :: to subjugate |
| sujeitar {v} | :: to subordinate |
| sujeito {m} /su.ˈʒɐj.tu/ | :: subject |
| sujeito {m} | :: guy, bloke, person (unnamed individual) |
| sujeito {adj} | :: subject |
| sujidade {f} | :: dirtiness (state or quality of being dirty) |
| sujo {adj} /ˈsu.ʒu/ | :: containing unpleasant substances such as dirt or grime; dirty; unclean |
| sujo {adj} | :: offensive to current standards; dirty; obscene; immoral |
| Sukhumi {prop} {f} | :: Sukhumi (capital city) |
| sul {m} /suɫ/ | :: south |
| sul-africano {adj} | :: South African (of, from or pertaining to South Africa) |
| sul-africano {m} | :: South African (person from South Africa) |
| sul-americano {adj} | :: South American (of, from or relating to South America) |
| sul-americano {m} | :: South American (person from South America) |
| Sulawesi {prop} {f} | :: Sulawesi (island) |
| Sul Brasil {prop} | :: Sul Brasil (municipality) |
| sulcar {vt} | :: to furrow (cut a groove into) |
| sulco {m} [agriculture] /ˈsuw.ku/ | :: furrow (trench cut in the soil with a plough) |
| sulco {m} | :: furrow (any trench, channel or groove on a surface) |
| sulco glúteo {m} [anatomy] | :: anal cleft (groove between buttocks) |
| sulco interglúteo {m} [anatomy] | :: anal cleft (groove between buttocks) |
| sulco nasolabial {m} | :: philtrum (groove on the upper lip) |
| sul-coreano {adj} | :: South Korean (of, from or pertaining to South Korea) |
| sul-coreano {m} | :: South Korean (person from South Korea) |
| sulfamida {f} | :: sulfamide |
| sulfato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: sulfate/sulphate |
| sulfeto {m} [chemistry] | :: sulfide |
| sulfídrico {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: sulfhydric |
| sulfidrila {f} [chemistry] | :: sulfhydryl |
| sulfidrilo {m} [chemistry] | :: sulfhydryl |
| sulfito {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: sulfite |
| sulfossal {m} [mineral] /suɫfuˈsaɫ/ | :: sulfosalt |
| sulfúreo {adj} [chemistry] | :: sulfurous (relating to or containing sulfur) |
| sulfureto {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: sulfide |
| sulfúrico {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: sulfuric |
| sulfurização {f} [chemistry] | :: sulfurization |
| sulfuroso {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: sulfurous |
| sulista {adj} | :: southern (of, from or pertaining to a southern region) |
| sulista {mf} | :: southerner (someone from the south of a region) |
| sul-rio-grandense {mf} | :: someone from the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul |
| sul-rio-grandense {adj} | :: of, from or relating to the state of Rio Grande do Sul |
| sul-sudeste {m} | :: south-southeast (compass point between south and southeast) |
| Sultam {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sultão |
| sultana {f} | :: sultana (wife of a sultan) |
| sultanado {m} | :: alternative form of sultanato |
| sultanato {m} | :: sultanate (state ruled by a sultan) |
| Sultaõ {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sultão |
| sultão {m} /suɫ.ˈtɐ̃w̃/ | :: sultan |
| sumaca {f} [nautical] | :: smack (small, two-masted boat) |
| sumagre {m} | :: sumac (any of various shrubs or small trees of the genus Rhus) |
| Sumaré {prop} | :: Sumaré (municipality) |
| sumariar {vt} | :: to summarise (prepare a summary) |
| sumário {m} | :: summary (condensed presentation) |
| sumário {m} | :: table of contents (list of the sections of a book or other document) |
| sumas sacerdotisas {f} | :: feminine noun of sumo sacerdote |
| Sumatra {prop} {f} | :: Sumatra (island) |
| Suméria {prop} {f} | :: Suméria (ancient civilisation) |
| sumeriano {adj} | :: Sumerian (of, from or pertaining to Sumer) |
| sumeriano {m} | :: Sumerian (person from Sumer) |
| sumeriano {m} [uncountable] | :: Sumerian (ancient language spoken in Sumer) |
| sumérico {adj} | :: Sumerian (of, from or pertaining to Sumer) |
| sumérico {m} | :: Sumerian (person from Sumer) |
| sumérico {m} [uncountable] | :: Sumerian (ancient language spoken in Sumer) |
| sumério {adj} | :: Sumerian |
| sumério {m} | :: Sumerian |
| sumiço {m} /su.ˈmi.su/ | :: disappearance (action of disappearing or vanishing) |
| sumidade {f} | :: top (uppermost part) |
| sumido {adj} | :: missing; disappeared |
| sumido {m} [humorous, usually in the vocative] | :: stranger (one who has not been seen for a long time) |
| sumidouro {m} | :: a place where things mysteriously disappear |
| sumidouro {m} | :: storm drain (hole designed to drain excess water from paved areas) |
| sumidouro {m} [figurative] | :: drain (something consuming resources and providing nothing in return) |
| sumidouro {m} [graph theory] | :: sink (destination vertex) |
| Sumidouro {prop} | :: Sumidouro (municipality) |
| Sumiko {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| sumindo {v} | :: gerund of sumir |
| sumir {vi} /suˈmiɾ/ | :: to vanish, to disappear |
| sumir {v} | :: to submerge, to sink |
| sumir {v} | :: to be wasted or consumed |
| sumir {vt} [followed by com] | :: to hide |
| Sumitomo {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sumo {adj} /ˈsu.mu/ | :: highest, greatest |
| sumo {m} | :: summit, top |
| sumo {m} [Portugal] | :: juice |
| sumo {m} [martial arts, Portugal] | :: sumo |
| sumô {m} [Brazil] | :: alternative form of sumo (martial art) |
| sumo sacerdote {m} | :: high priest (clergyman with the highest rank) |
| sumular {v} | :: to summarize; to abridge (to shorten or contract by using fewer words) |
| Sunagawa {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sundanês {adj} /ˌsũ.dɐ.ˈne(j)s/ | :: Sundanese (of, from or relating to Sunda) |
| sundanês {m} | :: Sundanese (a member of the Sundanese ethnic group) |
| sundanês {m} [uncountable] | :: Sundanese (Malayo-Polynesian language spoken by the Sundanese people) |
| sundanesa {f} /ˌsũ.dɐ.ˈne.zɐ/ | :: feminine noun of sundanês |
| sunismo {m} [Islam] | :: Sunni (a branch of Islam) |
| sunita {adj} | :: Sunni (relating to the Sunni branch of Islam) |
| sunita {mf} | :: Sunni (follower of the Sunni branch of Islam) |
| suntuário {adj} | :: sumptuary |
| suntuoso {adj} | :: sumptuous (magnificent, luxurious and splendid) |
| suor {m} /su.ˈɔɾ/ | :: sweat (fluid that exits the body through pores) |
| suor {m} | :: sweating (the bodily process of producing sweat) |
| super- {prefix} | :: super- (superior in size, quality, number, degree, status, title or position) |
| super- {prefix} | :: super- (relating to superheroes) |
| super {adv} [colloquial] | :: super, very (intensifier) |
| super {adj} | :: super |
| súper {adv} | :: alternative spelling of super |
| superação {f} | :: superation (the act of superating) |
| superação {f} | :: the act or process of overcoming a difficulty |
| superácido {m} [chemistry] | :: superacid |
| superado {adj} | :: dominated |
| superado {adj} | :: exceeded |
| superando {v} | :: gerund of superar |
| superaquecido {adj} | :: superheated |
| superaquecimento {m} | :: overheating |
| superar {v} /su.pɨ.ˈɾaɾ/ | :: to exceed |
| superar {v} | :: to overcome |
| superavit {m} | :: alternative spelling of superávit |
| superávit {m} /su.peˈra.vi.t(ʃ)i/ | :: surplus (funds in public treasury greater than ordinary needs) |
| superavitário {adj} /su.pe.ra.vi.ˈta.rju/ | :: surplus |
| superciliar {adj} [anatomy] /ˌsu.peʁ.si.li.ˈaʁ/ | :: relating to or located in the supercilium (region of the eyebrows) |
| supercilioso {adj} | :: supercilious; haughty (arrogantly proud) |
| supercomputador {m} [computing] | :: supercomputer (computer that has great processing power) |
| supercondutividade {f} | :: superconductivity |
| supercondutor {m} [physics] | :: superconductor |
| supercondutor {adj} [physics] | :: superconducting |
| supercontinente {m} | :: supercontinent (very large continent in the Earth’s past) |
| supercorda {f} [physics] | :: superstring (hypothetical, very small one-dimensional string that vibrates in ten or more dimensions) |
| supercrítico {adj} [physics] | :: supercritical |
| superdose {f} | :: overdose (excessive and dangerous dose of a drug) |
| superego {m} [psychoanalysis] | :: superego (part of the mind that acts as a self-critical conscience) |
| superelasticidade {f} [physics] | :: superelasticity |
| superestimar {v} | :: to overestimate (to judge too highly) |
| superestrela {mf} | :: superstar (very famous person) |
| supereu {m} | :: alternative form of superego |
| superfamília {f} [taxonomy] | :: superfamily (category above family and below order) |
| superfamília {f} [molecular biology] | :: superfamily (group of related proteins or other molecules) |
| superfaturar {v} | :: to over-invoice (to issue an invoice with a higher price than what was actually paid, with the intention of enabling someone to steal the difference in money) |
| superficial {adj} /ˌsu.peɾ.fi.si.ˈaw/ | :: Shallow, lacking substance |
| superficialmente {adv} | :: superficially |
| superfície {f} /su.pɨɾ.ˈfi.sjɨ/ | :: surface (up-side of a flat object or of a liquid) |
| superfície {f} [geometry] | :: surface (outside hull of a tangible object) |
| superfície {f} [figurative] | :: tip of the iceberg (only the beginning of a larger situation) |
| superfluamente {adv} | :: superfluously |
| superfluido {adj} [physics] | :: superfluid (exhibiting superfluidity) |
| superfluido {m} [physics] | :: superfluid (substance that exhibits superfluidity) |
| supérfluo {adj} | :: superfluous (more than what is sufficient) |
| supérfluo {m} | :: superfluity (something that is superfluous) |
| supergigante azul {f} [star] | :: blue supergiant |
| super-herói {m} [fiction] | :: superhero (a hero with superpowers) |
| super-homem {m} [philosophy] | :: superman; übermensch (person who has transcended his humanity) |
| super-homem {m} [fiction] | :: superman (person of extraordinary or superhuman powers) |
| super-humano {adj} | :: superhuman (beyond what is possible for a human being) |
| super-humano {m} [fiction] | :: superhuman (person with superpowers) |
| superintendência {f} | :: superintendence (the act of superintending) |
| superintendência {f} | :: superintendency (the condition of being a superintendent) |
| superintendência {f} | :: the office or department of a superintendent |
| superintendente {mf} [management] | :: superintendent |
| superior {adj} /su.pɨˈɾjoɾ/ | :: upper, higher |
| superior {adj} | :: better |
| superior {adj} | :: superior |
| superior {m} | :: boss |
| superior {m} | :: head of a monastery |
| superioridade {f} /su.pɨ.ɾju.ɾi.ˈða.ðɨ/ | :: superiority |
| superlativo {adj} [grammar] | :: Of or relating to the superlative degree; superlative |
| superlativo {m} | :: superlative |
| superlativo absoluto {m} | :: absolute superlative (Romance superlative formed with the suffix -íssimo or a cognate) |
| superliga {f} | :: superalloy |
| superliga {f} | :: superleague |
| supermercado {m} /ˌsu.pɛɾ.mɨɾ.ˈka.du/ | :: supermarket (large self-service store) |
| supermodelo {mf} | :: supermodel (famous fashion model) |
| supernova {f} | :: supernova |
| superóxido {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: superoxide |
| superpetroleiro {m} | :: supertanker |
| superplasticidade {f} [physics] | :: superplasticity |
| superpoder {m} | :: superpower (fictional extraordinary ability) |
| superpopulação {f} | :: overpopulation (population larger than a region can hold) |
| superposição {f} | :: superposition |
| superposto {adj} | :: which overlaps something else |
| superpotência {f} [geopolitics] /ˌsu.peʁ.po.ˈtẽ.sjɐ/ | :: superpower (sovereign state with dominant status on the globe) |
| superpovoação {f} | :: overpopulation (population larger than a region can hold) |
| superpovoamento {f} | :: overpopulation (population larger than a region can hold) |
| superpredador {m} [ecology] | :: apex predator (an animal atop the food chain) |
| supersaturação {f} [physics, chemistry] | :: supersaturation |
| supersimetria {f} [physics] | :: supersymmetry (theory that attempts to unify the fundamental physical forces) |
| supersónico {adj} [European orthography] | :: supersonic (faster than the speed of sound) |
| supersônico {adj} | :: supersonic |
| superstição {f} /supɨɾʃtiˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: superstition |
| supersticiosamente {adv} | :: superstitiously |
| supersticioso {adj} /su.pɨɾʃ.ti.ˈsjo.zu/ | :: superstitious |
| supérstite {adj} | :: surviving |
| superveniência {f} /su.peɾ.ve.niˈẽ.sja/ | :: the state of an event occuring after another |
| superveniência {f} [philosophy] | :: supervenience |
| supervisão {m} | :: supervision (the act or instance of supervising) |
| supervisar {vt} | :: to supervise (be in charge of) |
| supervisionando {v} | :: gerund of supervisionar |
| supervisionar {vt} | :: to supervise |
| supervisor {m} [management] /supɛɾviˈzoɾ/ | :: supervisor |
| supervivente {adj} | :: alternative form of sobrevivente |
| supervivente {mf} | :: alternative form of sobrevivente |
| supimpa {adj} [Brazil] /su.ˈpĩ.pɐ/ | :: excellent, grandiose, exceedingly superior |
| supino {adj} | :: supine (lying on its back) |
| supino {m} [grammar] | :: supine (type of verbal noun found in Latin) |
| supino {m} [weightlifting] | :: bench press (exercise preformed by pushing a barbell while lying on a bench) |
| suplantar {v} /ˌsu.plɐ̃.ˈta(ɹ)/ | :: to overcome; to beat; to defeat |
| suplantar {v} | :: to supplant (to replace, to take the place of) |
| suplantar {v} | :: to exceed (to be better than something) |
| suplementação {f} | :: supplementation |
| suplementando {v} | :: gerund of suplementar |
| suplementar {adj} | :: additional |
| suplementar {adj} | :: supplementary |
| suplementar {v} | :: to supplement |
| suplemento {m} | :: supplement |
| suplente {mf} | :: substitute, surrogate (person that acts as a substitute) |
| supletivo {adj} | :: suppletive |
| súplica {f} /ˈsuplikɐ/ | :: supplication (humble request) |
| suplicante {adj} | :: supplicant; supplicating (who makes a supplication) |
| suplicante {mf} | :: supplicant (someone who makes a supplication) |
| suplicar {v} | :: to beg; to supplicate |
| suplício {m} | :: torment, suffering |
| suplício {m} | :: torture |
| supondo {v} | :: gerund of supor |
| supor {v} /su.ˈpoɾ/ | :: to suppose, to assume |
| suportando {v} | :: gerund of suportar |
| suportar {v} /supuɾˈtaɾ/ | :: to tolerate; put up with; take |
| suportável {adj} /supuɾˈtavɛɫ/ | :: supportable, bearable, tolerable |
| suporte {m} /su.ˈpɔɾ.tɨ/ | :: support |
| suporte {m} | :: something which supports |
| suporte {m} | :: help; aid |
| suporte {m} | :: answers and resolution of problems |
| suporte {m} [heraldry] | :: supporter |
| suporte atlético {m} | :: jockstrap (supporter worn by men around the genitals during exercise) |
| suposição {f} /su.pu.zi.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: assumption; supposition (act of assuming or supposing something) |
| suposição {f} | :: assumption; supposition (the thing supposed) |
| supositório {m} | :: suppository (medicine inserted into the anus or vagina) |
| supostamente {adv} /suˌpoʃtɐˈmẽtɨ/ | :: supposedly |
| suposto {adj} | :: supposed |
| suposto {adj} | :: assumed |
| supplantar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of suplantar |
| supporte {m} | :: obsolete spelling of suporte |
| supposição {f} | :: obsolete spelling of suposição |
| supprimir {v} | :: obsolete spelling of suprimir |
| supraciliar {adj} | :: alternative form of superciliar |
| supracitado {adj} | :: aforementioned (previously mentioned) |
| supramencionado {adj} | :: abovementioned (mentioned above or previously) |
| supranacional {adj} | :: supranational (of greater than national scope) |
| suprarrenal {adj} | :: suprarenal (located above the kidney) |
| suprarrenal {f} [anatomy] | :: adrenal gland (endocrine gland situated above the kidney) |
| suprassumo {m} | :: the cream of the crop (the very best) |
| supremacia {f} /su.pɾɨ.mɐ.ˈsi.ɐ/ | :: supremacy |
| supremacismo {m} | :: supremacism |
| supremacista {adj} | :: supremacist |
| supremacista {mf} | :: supremacist |
| supremamente {adv} | :: supremely (to the highest degree) |
| supremo {adj} /su.ˈpɾe.mu/ | :: dominant; supreme |
| supremo {adj} | :: extreme; supreme (at the greatest, most excellent, extreme, etc.) |
| Supremo {prop} {m} | :: clipping of Supremo Tribunal Federal |
| supremo tribunal {m} | :: supreme court (court of law representing the highest legal authority) |
| Supremo Tribunal Federal {prop} {f} | :: The supreme court in Brazil |
| supressão {f} | :: suppression |
| supressão {f} | :: removal, termination, cancellation |
| supressor {m} | :: suppressor |
| suprimento {m} /su.pɾi.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: supply, provision |
| suprimir {v} /ˌsu.pɾi.ˈmi(ɹ)/ | :: to suppress (to prevent publication) |
| suprimir {v} | :: to suppress (to hold in place, to keep low) |
| suprimir {v} | :: to eliminate; to get rid of |
| suprindo {v} | :: gerund of suprir |
| suprir {v} /su.ˈpɾiɾ/ | :: to supply, provide |
| suprir {v} | :: to feed, provision |
| supuração {f} [medicine] | :: suppuration (decay in tissue producing pus) |
| supurar {v} | :: to suppurate (to form or discharge pus) |
| supurativo {adj} [medicine] | :: suppurative (causing the production of pus) |
| suque {m} | :: alternative form of souq |
| Surabaia {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Surabaya |
| Surabaya {prop} {f} | :: Surabaya (city) |
| surata {f} | :: sura |
| surda-muda {f} | :: female equivalent of surdo-mudo |
| surdez {f} | :: deafness |
| surdina {f} [music] | :: mute, sordino |
| surdir {v} | :: to emerge from the earth like a spring |
| surdir {v} | :: to sprout |
| surdir {v} | :: to appear; to show up; to protrude |
| surdir {v} | :: to come forward; to advance |
| surdir {v} | :: to result |
| surdo {adj} /ˈsuɾ.ðu/ | :: Unable to hear; deaf |
| surdo-mudo {adj} | :: deaf-mute |
| surdo-mudo {m} | :: deaf-mute |
| surfactante {m} [chemistry] | :: surfactant (agent that reduces the surface tension of a liquid) |
| surfactante {m} [biochemistry] | :: surfactant (lipoprotein in the tissues of the lung) |
| surfar {v} /suɹ.ˈfa(ɹ)/ | :: to surf (to ride a wave on a surfboard) |
| surfar {v} | :: to surf (to browse the internet) |
| surfista {adj} | :: Who rides a surfboard; surfer |
| surfista {adj} | :: Who surfs the internet; surfer |
| surgimento {m} | :: appearance (act of appearing) |
| surgir {v} /suʁ.ˈʒi(ʁ)/ | :: to emerge |
| surgir {v} | :: to appear |
| suricata {morf} | :: alternative form of suricate |
| suricate {mf} /ˌsu.ɾi.ˈka.t͡ʃi/ | :: meerkat (small carnivorous mammal) |
| suricato {m} | :: alternative form of suricate |
| Suriname {prop} {m} /su.ɾiˈnɐ.mi/ | :: Suriname (country) |
| surinamense {adj} | :: Surinamese (of, from or pertaining to Suriname) |
| surinamense {mf} | :: Surinamese (person from Suriname) |
| surinamês {adj} | :: Surinamese (of, from or pertaining to Suriname) |
| surinamês {m} | :: Surinamese (person from Suriname) |
| surpreendendo {v} | :: gerund of surpreender |
| surpreendente {adj} | :: surprising |
| surpreendente {adj} | :: magnificent, wondrous |
| surpreendentemente {adv} | :: surprisingly |
| surpreendentemente {adv} | :: wondrously, magnificently |
| surpreender {v} /suɾpɾjẽˈdeɾ/ | :: to surprise |
| surpreender {v} | :: to astonish |
| surpreendido {adj} /suɾ.pɾjẽ.ˈdi.ðu/ | :: surprised |
| surpreendido {adj} | :: astonished, amazed |
| surpreendido {adj} | :: startled, perplexed |
| surprehendente {adj} | :: superseded spelling of surpreendente |
| surpresa {f} /suɾ.ˈpɾe.zɐ/ | :: surprise (something not expected) |
| surpresa {f} [uncountable] | :: surprise (feeling that something unexpected has happened) |
| surpresa {f} | :: a present; a gift |
| surprêsa {f} | :: obsolete spelling of surpresa |
| surpreso {adj} /suɾ.ˈpɾe.zu/ | :: surprised, astonished |
| surpreza {f} | :: superseded spelling of surpresa |
| surrando {v} | :: gerund of surrar |
| surrão {m} /su.ˈʁɐ̃w̃/ | :: a shepherd’s leather bag |
| surrar {v} | :: to beat, whip |
| surreal {adj} | :: surreal |
| surrealismo {m} | :: surrealism (artistic movement and aesthetic philosophy) |
| surripiar {vt} [colloquial] | :: to steal (to take something illegally) |
| surrupiar {v} | :: alternative form of surripiar |
| surtar {v} | :: to go postal (to start to behave in a hysterical, angry or irrational manner) |
| surto {m} | :: surge; outbreak (sudden rush or increase of something) |
| surto {m} | :: breakdown (lapse of mental stability) |
| Surtsey {prop} {f} | :: Surtsey (island) |
| surtseyano {adj} [geology, of a volcanic eruption] | :: Surtseyan (taking place in shallow seas or lakes) |
| surucuá {mf} [Brazil] | :: trogon (bird of the family Trogonidae) |
| surucucu {m} | :: bushmaster (Lachesis muta) |
| sus {interj} | :: come on! (inducing courage or willpower) |
| Susana {prop} {f} /su.ˈzɐ.nɐ/ | :: given name |
| Susana {prop} {f} [biblical character] | :: Susanna (woman falsely accused of adultery) |
| susceptibilidade {f} | :: susceptibility |
| susceptível {adj} | :: capable |
| susceptível {adj} | :: susceptible |
| suscetível {adj} | :: susceptible |
| suscetível {adj} | :: sensitive |
| suscitando {v} | :: gerund of suscitar |
| suscitar {vt} | :: to provoke; to cause; to bring about |
| suserano {m} | :: suzerain (feudal landowner to whom peasants were forced to pledge allegiance) |
| sushi {m} | :: sushi (Japanese dish of rice with vinegar) |
| sushi {m} [proscribed] | :: sushi (raw fish in Japanese cuisine) |
| suspeição {f} | :: suspicion (act of suspecting something or someone) |
| suspeita {f} /suʃˈpɐjtɐ/ | :: suspicion |
| suspeita {f} | :: feminine noun of suspeito |
| suspeitamente {adv} | :: suspiciously (to a degree that makes one suspect something) |
| suspeitando {v} | :: gerund of suspeitar |
| suspeitar {v} /sus.pej.ˈta(ʁ)/ | :: to suspect |
| suspeito {adj} | :: suspicious, suspect |
| suspeito {m} | :: suspect |
| suspeitosamente {adv} | :: suspiciously (in a manner suggesting suspicion) |
| suspeitoso {adj} | :: suspicious (expressing suspicion) |
| suspendendo {v} | :: gerund of suspender |
| suspender {vt} | :: to suspend; to hang |
| suspender {vt} | :: to suspend (to halt something temporarily) |
| suspensão {f} | :: suspension (all senses) |
| suspensão {f} | :: interruption |
| suspensão {f} | :: postponement, stay |
| suspense {m} | :: suspense (the excited anticipation of an outcome) |
| suspense {m} [fiction] | :: thriller (a suspenseful, sensational genre of fiction) |
| suspensivo {adj} | :: suspensive |
| suspensivo {adj} | :: suspensory |
| suspenso {adj} /suʃ.ˈpẽ.su/ | :: suspended |
| suspensório {m} | :: suspender |
| suspeyta {f} | :: obsolete spelling of suspeita |
| suspeytar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of suspeitar |
| suspirando {v} | :: gerund of suspirar |
| suspirar {v} /suʃ.pi.ˈɾaɾ/ | :: to sigh |
| suspiro {m} /suʃ.ˈpi.ɾu/ | :: sigh |
| suspiro {m} | :: meringue |
| sussa {adj} [Brazil, slang] | :: fine, okay |
| sussurrando {v} | :: gerund of sussurrar |
| sussurrar {v} | :: to whisper, murmur |
| sussurrar {v} | :: to rustle |
| sussurro {m} /su.ˈsu.ʁu/ | :: whisper (the act of speaking in a quiet voice) |
| sustança {f} | :: nourishment (something that nourishes) |
| sustância {f} | :: alternative form of sustança |
| sustando {v} | :: gerund of sustar |
| sustar {v} | :: to halt, suspend, interrupt |
| sustenido {adj} [music, of a note] | :: sharp (played a semitone higher than usual) |
| sustenido {m} [music] | :: sharp (sign for a sharp note on the staff) |
| sustentabilidade {f} | :: sustainability (the ability to sustain something) |
| sustentabilidade {f} [ecology] | :: sustainability (the ability to carry out human activities without affecting the natural environment) |
| sustentação {f} /suʃtẽtɐˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: sustentation; sustainment (act of sustaining) |
| sustentação {f} | :: lift (upward force that keeps aircraft aloft) |
| sustentação {f} | :: support |
| sustentando {v} | :: gerund of sustentar |
| sustentar {v} /suʃ.tẽ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to sustain |
| sustentar {v} | :: to support, underpin |
| sustentável {adj} | :: tenable |
| sustentável {adj} | :: defensible |
| sustentável {adj} | :: bearable |
| sustento {m} | :: sustenance, support |
| suster {v} /suʃ.ˈteɾ/ | :: to support (to keep from falling) |
| suster {v} | :: to sustain (to provide for or nourish something) |
| suster {v} | :: to detain (to keep (someone) from proceeding) |
| suster {v} | :: to contain; to enclose |
| susto {m} /ˈsuʃ.tu/ | :: fright, scare |
| susto {m} | :: fear, terror |
| sutiã {m} /su.ˈtjɐ̃/ | :: bra; brassiere |
| sutil {adj} [Brazilian orthography] /su.ˈt͡ʃiw/ | :: subtle (not obvious; barely noticeable) |
| sutil {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: subtle (cleverly contrived) |
| sutil {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: subtle; cunning, skillful |
| sútil {adj} /ˈsu.t͡ʃiw/ | :: amended, made with conjoined pieces, sewn |
| sútil {adj} | :: made with leather pieces that overlap over each other, especially of objects made by the Scythians |
| sútil {adj} | :: formed by flowers that overlap over each other |
| sutileza {f} [uncountable] | :: subtlety (the quality of being subtle) |
| sutileza {f} [countable] | :: subtlety (a subtle thing or act) |
| sutilmente {adv} [Brazilian orthography] | :: subtly |
| sutra {m} [linguistics] | :: sutra (a rule or thesis in Sanskrit grammar) |
| sutra {m} [Buddhism, Hinduism] | :: sutra (a scriptural narrative) |
| sutura {f} | :: suture (seam formed by sewing two edges (especially of skin) together) |
| Suva {prop} {f} | :: Suva (capital city) |
| suvenir {m} | :: souvenir |
| Suwako {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Suzanápolis {prop} | :: Suzanápolis (municipality) |
| Suzano {prop} | :: Suzano (municipality) |
| Suzuki {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Suzuki {prop} {mf} | :: A Japanese automotive manufacturer |
| Svalbard {prop} {f} | :: Svalbard (archipelago/and/territory) |
| swahili {m} | :: alternative form of suaíli |
| swahili {adj} | :: alternative form of suaíli |
| Swansea {prop} {f} /ˈswɐ̃.si/ | :: Swansea (city) |
| swazi {m} | :: Swazi; Swati (Bantu language primarily spoken in Swaziland) |
| swazi {mf} | :: Swazi (person from Swaziland) |
| swazi {adj} | :: Swazi (of, from or relating to Swaziland) |
| swázi {m} | :: alternative spelling of swazi |
| swázi {mf} | :: alternative spelling of swazi |
| swázi {adj} | :: alternative spelling of swazi |
| sweep {m} [electric guitar] /ˈswip/ | :: sweep (arpeggio played with a single movement of the picking hand) |
| swell {m} [surfing] | :: swell (series of waves) |
| swing {m} | :: swing (a dance and music style) |
| swing {m} | :: swinging (exchange of partners for sex) |
| switch {m} [networking] /ˈswit͡ʃ/ | :: switch (device connecting multiple wires, allowing them to communicate simultaneously) |
| switch {m} [computing] | :: switch (command line notation allowing specification of optional behaviour) |
| switch {m} [programming] | :: switch (construct that takes different actions depending on the value of an expression) |
| sy {pron} | :: obsolete spelling of si |
| Sydney {prop} {f} /ˈsid͡ʒ.nej/ | :: Sydney (major port city/state capital) |
| Sydney {prop} {f} | :: Sydney (seaport/and/former city) |
| Sydney {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| syllogismo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of silogismo |
| sylphide {f} | :: obsolete spelling of sílfide |
| Sylt {prop} {f} | :: Sylt (island) |
| Sylveira {prop} {mf} | :: obsolete spelling of Silveira |
| Sylvia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| symbolico {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of simbólico |
| symbólico {adj} [uncommon] | :: obsolete spelling of simbólico |
| symbolo {m} | :: superseded spelling of símbolo |
| symmetria {f} | :: obsolete spelling of simetria |
| symmétrico {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of simétrico |
| symptoma {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sintoma |
| syncope {f} | :: obsolete spelling of síncope |
| Syracusa {prop} {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Siracusa |
| Syracuse {prop} {f} | :: Syracuse (city) |
| Syrah {f} | :: Shiraz (variety of black grape) |
| Syria {prop} {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Síria |
| Sysipho {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Sísifo |
| systematizar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of sistematizar |
| Szczecin {prop} {f} | :: Szczecin (city) |
| Szechwan {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Sichuan |
| Szeged {prop} {f} | :: Szeged (city) |
| Szegedin {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Szeged |
| szlachta {f} | :: Szlachta (the nobility of Poland, Slovakia and Lithuania) |